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sold at the American Art Association, February 15, 17, 1919. 


Nos. Prices 


Buyers Nos. 


Prices Buye rs 

2 $ 37.50 Mrs.Geo.E.Kellogg 60 $ 50. Wn. A, Burnett 

4 30 Miss Lorenz, Agt. 61 450. Mrs.Geo.E.Kelloge 
9 60. Robt .Fridenberg 62 35. Wm. 4. Burnett 
19 656 Mrs .Geo.£.Kelloge 63 25. Mrs.Geo.®.Kelloge 
i 130. Miss Anna Olyphant 65 100. F.A. Lawlor 

12 130. C.JelicDonough 66 180. C.J.McDonough 

13 90. Mr.Williams 67 95. C.S.Pinckney 

16 130. Mrs .Geo.&.Kelloge 68 65. Mrs .Geo.E.Kelloge 
18 356 FoA.Lawlor 69 165. W.W.Seaman, Agt. 
19 85. R.0.Roberts 70 100. John Bossert 

20 40. W.W.Seaman, Agt. 71 60. WeA.Burnett 

22 110, Mrs .Geo.E.Kellogg 72 410. Miss Lorenz, Agt. 
23 150. R.O.Roberts 73 110. A.Fridenberg 

25 65. H.H.Parke, Agt. 74 250. F.A. Lawlor 

26 90. Mrs.Geo.k.Kelloge "5 180. H.N.Nouss 

27 60. Wm, A.Burnett 76 170. Mr.Williams 

28 1200. Mrs.Geo.£.Kelloge 79 35. E.T. Moran 

29 30. F.A.Lawlor 78 300. Mrs.Geo.E.Kelloge 
30 75. Mrs.Geo.E.Kellogg 79 1050, w " 

31 60. R.0. Roberts 80 25. Robt.Hyman 

33 45. W.W.Seaman, Agt. 81 100. Mr.Williams 

35 276 A.P.Gardiner 82 95. Wm.A, Burnett 

36 55. G.J.Fuerth 83 45. w 7] 

37 210. Miss Lorenz, Agt. 84 100. R.0.Roberts 

38 256 Mrs.Geo.8.Kellogg 85 120. Mrs .Geo.E.Kelloge 
39 115. * » 86 140, " " 

40 110. Mi ° 87 180. H.0.Nouss 

41 25. F.A.Lawlor 88 55. Wm. A. Burnett 

42 32.50 M.L.Lewis 89 140. C.J.MceDonough 

44 100. Mr.Williams 90 2006 G.Towne 

45 40. R.0O.Roberts 91 175. Wm. A.Burnett 

46 95.6 Mrs.Geo.&.Kelloge 92 80. * * 

47 145. Ly . 93 75. E.T.Moran 

48 40. Thos.F Hatfield 94 200. Mrs.Geo.E.Kelloge 
49 906 Mrs.P.W.Rouss 95 2706 Wm.T.Hughes 

50 480. Frank’ L.Fitzpatrick 96 350. A.P.Bardiner 

51 27.50 WeW.Seaman, Agt. 

52 150. Mrs .Geo.E.Kelloge 

54 306 FA. Lawlor 

55 65.6 wm. A, Burnett 

56 25. ” ° 

57 480. M.Knoedler & Co. 

58 306 Mr.Williams 

59 40. Wm.T.Hughes 


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Price of 96 Pictures. ; 


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Dicturew sold by direction of the exec-- 
| utors of the late Robert M. Morrison 
. i phant of New York and by order of 
rete of the tate Miss Mary E. Gar- 
ay f Baltimore at the American Art 
ae fics last evening brought réturns 
of. $11,541 for the ninety-six numbers. 
| The highest prices of the evening were 
fe yf Mrs. George BE. Kellogg for pic- 
| tures from the Olyphant estate. A small 
| Wyant, ‘‘ The Mountain Stream,’ went : 
to Mrs. Kellogg for § 1,200, and she paid 
| $1,050 for ‘‘ Autumn,” by George Her- | 
bert McCord. . Other . pictures pee 
some of the higher prices were: 
387—Te Deum ppesanere Sr George Hay- 


NT PAINTING FOR $ 


ana bring, 
ut there is a- 
er at are in- 
that the patri- 


it was, who also| 


Mecord's “autumn” Z 
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| 


¢ & Co. gave $480 Ih -tere. Lorene, AROMts «cis Vivwe eaaweles <0 
picture of the early rail- 50 WwW soit in" Holland—Keokkoek; Rs 
- aige bh ag | Ug eR cee TE OW REP COU USER bactdelG FR 0 i 
the 9: coi Accommoda | ae 9:45.Accommodation—E. L. Hen- | 
mMry.. Knoedler 60. heii bn eee ae » 450 | 
dys that brought $150 ‘ei Portrait ee i Young Boy—John Nea- ps 
; gie; Mre PUIG fois Rojo stn os alba ss aaa 
a " | 72-—Derby Day—Wititam Powell Frith; 
re ase as Kensett; ‘“Niags Hh on AONE EMME cece pS ecureca tig gg Gk eh clea 410 | 
R. wy leslie aint $156 ees eS Lido—James Baker. 
“The Moun- ne MA LI BIWIOT. «35 asa Besa bo oes 250 
* Mrs, George E. bers ae Lhe Lake—John « W. Casilear; 
hy See res eoertsesreosrerecs , | rs BHO BS 6 oe iaiae ee. é vba ale ele aes cae weep ek 300 
hae be wee o—Silverbeck | Chara—Bryan Hook; G, ed 
renz, OWN a eg eles elele UM OL el ie bina snipe } 
terete ees Hi RNG sass aces 210 94—Sumbol--Asher Brown Durand; Mre, 
, Koekkoek, Kell logs GBA ede cet AOR WA ile Oe oleate ver Beth Res a aN ete 200 
aati F. a Fitz. 3 | 95—Brittany Peasants at "Prayer—Gustave 
480 I Brion; William T: Hughes. ..........%.. 270 
A Ma IS? tt: i 96-—Sheep Rescued from the Rocks—Rich- 
faa hint ? \ ard Ansdell; Alfred P. Gardiner... .2.. 350 
wos 8, 150 } With returns for the ceramics, glass- 
Uvh @ 9:45 | ware, furniture, etc., of the Garrett. 
estate the grand total. amounted to 
: 480 | $24,315. 
of a | stl 


Pe einssed’” sagseessee 450 
ember 

i eatieton Wig Ge eater 
wits “Gather- 
ne ew Seaman, 
ee ware 65 


H. Lorenz, agent.. 410 


* Lawless, . 250 
Johnson, re An oa Seg Pat 
| Wou 3S. are eee / 180 

“Dnglish Scen- ; 

RG EBs Bese ieee Oe 4) 
“The Waterfall, He 

George ‘E, Kellogg...,..-.> 300 


ypha petariett Picture ‘Sale 


, for a total of $11,541.50. 


pes 


i 


: }Edouard Frere, were by the Hudson 
‘lear, David Johnson, McEntee, 


later fellows Yewell, 


Some 96 oils from the collections of oe 
| eh Robert M. Olyphant and of the late 
‘| Marry E. Garrett of Baltimore, were sold at 
4 mae American Art Galleries, Mon. eve. last, 


| As the works sold, with the exception of 
‘some few examples "of such older foreign 
ainters as the Dutch and German Koek- 
oek, Leutze, Herzog and Ary Scheffer, 
the older Englishmen, Fald, Firth, Cooper 
and Hayter, and the Frenchmen Brion and 
River _ 
school of American painters, Kensett, Casi- 
Cropsey, 
Hicks and Hubbard and Sonntag and their 
McCord, Eastman 
Johnson, Wyant and Carleton Wiggins with 
one example of John Neagle, the son-in- 
law of Sully, all of whose works are out of 
vogue, the prices brought would be con- 


sidered remarkably high were it not for 


the fact that the majority were purchased 
by Mrs. George C. Kellogg of the Olyphant 


family. Still, there were several bargains. 
Mrs. Kelloge paid the highest price, $1,200, 


of the sale for an early Wyant, 


“The 


fountain Stream,” and $1,050 for a McCord. 
7 The pictures sold with title, artist, buyers’ 


ames and prices follow: 


oe, - Soo Sa rfist Title Buyer Price 
1. Graham, W., “Morning on the Tiber,” 
panel, 4x9,. M.. Lewis... 2.3.20. 0. $12.50 
2. Johnson, tes “A Recollection of Theo- 
| ‘ dore ee 414x6, Mrs. Geo. E. 
Ste Chay Crema acta iota? orgie sean cle siea.0.0 sees * 37.50 
3. Hicks, Tt “Flowers,” 8x6, Mgrs. Geo, E> 
: SB, cui as a sake <s\y. este + © 7.00 
|. 14, Gale, m., “Head of a Young Gil. ae 
B 8x6, ones. Grate ies «dake aos» 30.00 
ee earay, big , “Hagar,” 10x8, D. Calo & 
WD oop pe oe ee Pe eh tec ce-sists ope so 11.00 
Beg: ey fhe ‘f,. A Prayer, > 1234x9%, 
Tae Oran! 2 McDonough SUE pe Te ee Oe 10.00 
| /, ticks, -T:, *The Lake,” 634x11, A alban 
. rrp aeees eet me ceric i ticte ion slc cece cc's) 0 koi a aca es 0 6.00 
18, Colyer; V., “On the Missouri,” 8x14, 
Op Sas LE oo 15.00 
| (9.0 Renseti, J. ¥.;: “White Mountain In- 
dians,”’ ‘9x12, "ER. Friedenberg ........ 60.00 
i a Colman &., “The Bay of Gibraltar,” 
8x10, Mrs. Geo. E. Kellogg ......... 65.00 
i: We Lyron; ’D. V., “Night, Newport Harbor,” 
| Watercolor, 8x10, Mrs. Geo. E. Kel- 
De een § wos scan og + 00's 130.00 
2. Stevens, A., ‘‘How One Looks to One’s- + 
self,” 1syix10%4,, C . J. McDonough... 130.00 
3. Frére,. Py “Feeding the Baby,” 1504. 
x124%, M ” Williams RPO, Tone as 90.00 
14, Hicks, T., “Marine,” 714x13, R, ie Rob- 
hes ees 4 Wawa Oe Geo ere 10.00 
Ls. Kensett, J, F., “High: Banks,” 91x13, 
Le OR) Sse SS Anes 12.50 
16, Johnson, E., “The Little Housekeeper,” 
11x9, Mrs. Geo, E. eeH eT Sst. ferc nies 5/8 6 130.00 
e's Perry, EW. “Stirring the Fire,” 12x- 
9, prezaty CL. OS eae ete 17.50 
18. Hicks, T., “Portrait of Peletia Perit,” 
| 13x10, ENS ADO TIDOE soe, o ids 0.0.0 90-4 050 35.00 
9. Kensett, J. ¥., “The Rapids Above’ the 
Falls, Niagara,” 9x14, R. Robert. . 85.00 
20, Casilear;’ J. -W., “Landscape,” 10x15, 
Bn IN OO ene eae 40.00 
al. Suydam, J. A., “The Salt Meadows,” 
Ne VOIR iiss a aly eos cae beeses 15.00 
. 22. Yewell, Geo. H., “ Choir of the Church 
of San Pietro, Perugia, Italy,” 15%- 
ieee wits. Geo. -' Kelloge 3... 0.0. 110.00 
23. Kensett, J. F., ‘‘Niagara eralls,” 9u%- 
ate ton CIRODECTIS: asco ne ces wees 150.00 
4. Hicks, T., ‘‘Landscape,’”’ 13%x10, T. F 
PCI MEET ieee ac Ce cosa iarde wae vy ees 12.50 
‘5.-, Casilear,: -J. W., “Autumn,” 10x16, H 
Lh Se Pe ae 65.00 
6. Blauvelt, oasse kr... “Too, Slow,” 216x12 
Mieco. Kel ggr ss sn... cccensus 90.00 
7 Widercdae, W., “The Trout Stream,” 
PUNY uA RIT NeLt is. )5.. 6 occ s s wise oes 60.00 
8. Wyant, "A, H., “The Moutain Stream,” 
17x14, foe Geov he Kellove <5 .c8 0. 1,200.00 
9. Kensett, J. F., ““A Nook at Ramapo, New 
York, ge 19x16, i eee BENT oy gare ae 30.00 
Ryder, P. ee, “Tolerably Hungry,” 17x- 
14%. Mrs. Gleb s-Ee Kellogg .cssss3.. 75.00 


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- Williamson, if % “ee Reminiscence,” 12x18, 


Roberts — 


eo eee eee eee ee wetter tees a ie 


MeO DEIGEE. ohn a Sistine +6 ees eeu se 


Gifford, “S..4k., "rhe Beach at long 

Branch, s: 9x19%, Seaman, INSEE ceca ators 45.00 
Kensett, 7. BS Twilight? 14 %x20, R. F, 

Phas Oy tition cosh yo Ee «kine 22.50 
Bierstadt, A., ‘‘His Owners’ Pride,” -14x- 

1934) ASPs Gardinetagcn ss ness. 0c kee 27.50 
Siegert, A., “The ay with Refresh- 

ment,” 1914x834, G | Debi ede agree gree 55.00 
Hayter, Sir Geo,, “Te Oem Laudamus,”’ 

19%4x16%, Miss Borenz, At. 05 A623 3 210.00 
Cranach; °C. <2.,:<‘in Venice,” P3x18" Mrs. 

Geo. E, Kellogg LW ey ele Cece ie ote 25.00 
McCord, G. ~H., “English Landscape,” 

12x20, Mrs. Geo. Wire KOO move craic act 115.00 
Kensett, J. F., “‘Windsor Cues. ” 14x20, 

Mrs. Geo. E. PCHOER sree hres yp. 8 110.00 
Unknown, “Head in Profile,” 21x15, F, 

ee ACES cc telsaes boss way lie 04 Re elke 25.00 
Watelin, L. V., “Border of the Woods, dd 

1534x22, M. LIGMETS ak ces vale cue’ 32.50 
Unknown, ‘Stream in the Mountains,” 

P5x21:, We Williams se. osu... nce 12.50 
Scheffer, Ary, “Jacob and Rachel, 12 DO 

oa oe M. Nejiiaian oie 552. ass 100.00 
Kensett, jJ. F., “View from. Dobbs Fer- 

SASS 14x24, R. O. RObEertS sciss ce ae 40.00 
Hicks, De. Morning Prayer): "20x14: 

NESS; lr O a Fe. IN CLIO DEAS 06's: Cubevewe oS sg 95.00 
Gifford, R. S., Venice: ” 14x24, Mrs. G. 

EG, Kellogg BERR estaba Wi eoatie aks fn Aa Ne RIO ow 145.00 
Kensett, J. “New "Moon, Adiron- 

dacks, ds oie T, Hatfield ...... 40.00 
McCord, Geo. H., “(Lake George,” 14x- 

PAs Pawe Rouse Se eg 90.00 
Koekkoek, B. C., “Winter in Holland,’ 

BORA mites itzpatrick= ai. cele es 480,00 
Key; John R., “Landscape,” 2614x21, 

Peatlan we Neher aca. meceotew ae 27.50 
Kensett, J. F., ‘““Mallett’s Bay, Lake Cham- 

plan,” 14x24, Mrs. Geo. E. Kellogg.. 150.00 
Cropsey, Fen re "CN Blustering Day in the 

Mountains,” 17x23 45 -R. hl ymat oc sc 17.50 
Ficke,,-1.,~ “‘Porttait of a Gentleman,” 

26x1634, Bie iis La WOE Tis wees et Re 30.00 
Kensett, J. F., “In the White Moun- 

tains,’ 15%4x24, W. A. Burnett ..... 65.00 
Woodville, e C., “The Burgomaster,” 

26x2134, W St phre SARI EE c vce chee ae hk 25.00 
Henry, E. L., “The 9:45 Accommoda- 

tion,” 16x30%, Knoedler & Co. ...... 480.00 
Kensett, J. F. “Landscape,” 22x18, W 

‘Williams Pa Ci i ir) eee apes 30.00 
Faed, T., Portrait of a Lady,” “36x21, 

W. THUS HES 5 Ful Japetes = ain i aleahae she alee 40.00 
Kensett, J; Fy, “in the Adirondacks,” 

15x24, W. A. Burnett... «ss ++ dasdens 50.00 
Neagle, J., “Portrait of a Young Boy,” 

24x20, Mrs. Geo. E. Kellogg ......--. 450.00 
Baker, Geo. A., “Italian Girl,’’ 24x20, 

Wi seAG OR If OLE] contests +o ete Coetaleloreliereyets 35.00 
Chinese Artists, “Portrait, Ting-Gua,”’ 

2514x2034, Mrs. Geo. E. Kellogg..... 25.00 
Lay, O. I., “Meditation,” 26%4x19¥Y, J. 

PSOSSETL (453 0 oho bs eats ou wee desisis ee tote 12.50 | 
Wood, J. Ogden, “On the Way Home,” 

2OK2 OS0E. cA ce Lia wlOtet cv. sees piso 100.00 
McEntee, J., ““November Days,” 16x28, 

Cee aiWteDerode i wc. is viet et ces eos 180.00 
Hicks, T., ‘First Visit to the City,” 28x- 

Wed Noemie tia KAVEY gre othe hats eee chalice eos sieoeire 95.00 
Hubbard, R. W., ‘“‘Landscape,”’ 16x30, 

MrsaGeo, EE) Kellowe Wri ase. Pees OD 00 
Wiggins, J. C., “Gathering Seaweed,” 

18x30, Seaman, ABIES Sake stelle a sro hee hs oer 165.00 
Hicks, ie “No Place Like Home,” 21%- 

x28%, ‘J. OSS et Esess rsa eee soe winter ert we 100.00 
Hubbard, R. W., “‘Lake George,’ 18x30, 

VEGEAA  SESTATIVOR GS ole coe tine o toss sia storcay lem cele 60.00 
Frith, W. P., “Derby Day,” 1614x36%, 

MASS SOF Z eNO te soe sag AC «siete s tele 410.00 
Herzog, H., ‘Norwegian Landscape, 

GER OT ray ake We PICUENDETS . Fog o's oie o's we 110.00 
Pyne,=J. Bi; eho from the Lido,”’ 

diameter 3514, F Pawloree ins. 250.00 
Johnson, E., “A _ Plantation Melody,” 

DAS 6 rad tote AMIN UISS! tetas fee tb ste oe ales 180.00 
Doughty, T., “English Scenery,” 23x32 

SW Uta St tte atts areca chains Re wiecessiv tas dyads 170.00 
Hicks, T., “The Waterfall,” 30x25, E. F. 

IN BOs teat ron cy pS Cat RREOh ICRC GCSE EEE 35.00 
Casilear, J. W., “A Swiss -Lake,’”’ 18x32, 

Mrs. Geo. E. Kellogg ......:.cc0cees 300.00 
McCord, G. H., ‘‘Autumn,” 20x36, Mrs. 

(EO Se ny IS CLIOMR Mistert@c sis) al siatw sie «0a 1,050.00 
Scott, , fur ne- sluasts not, 30x24, 

Eb yaata fitateee rs ia chatttetereide wae eneiats aiaie's's sais 25.00 
Hicks) Gave eA » Eniendly Warning, 

2414x334, Williams eevee eevee eee eee 00.00 


Cooper, cw ERPs o 
Dodie Ra aes ee 


£ Hook, Bryan, “Silverb ck Cha’ ann 


Bits G. Towne pees eet Fee ee wee eee ereee 


Herzog, H., “‘bishers of the Northland, es 
~ 37%x56, W. A.. Burnett . yee 175. 00° 
. Whittredge, Waa “Landscape,” : 34x56, pore 
WrA... BEM LE aon sation a ce atn tele cetera ee OO On 
_ Cropsey, J. F., ‘‘Hagle Cliff, 37 xd4, E. t Pemeteane 2 
1 Epo st 8 ¢ Deh Pine en poe eer sg eeu MN pater athena S/o 0,)) 
; “Mt. Symbol,” 40x60, : 
Geo. E. WeelOg es re mcneerntitamt neers 200.00 
Ticion = “Gu “Brittany Peasants at Pe ae el 
534x824, Wick; Haghes? 205is. esa oy Olen 
Ansdell, Ki =: Highland SSpate;“, sheep aa 
“Being Rescued trom the Rocks, 43 x90, x 
Alfred P. elena SLE ee we earns ~ 350.00 | 


SP otal tet ocak 9 a Neto ivgie oe Lge oa 


+ 


ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 


MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 


BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12tTn, 1919 
AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE DATE OF SALE 


VALUABLE PAINTINGS 


ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE 
CERAMICS, GLASSWARE AND 
OTHER OBJECTS 


TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 


FOR ACCOUNT OF TWO ESTATES 


ON THE AFTERNOON OF SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH 
AT 2:30 O’CLOCK 
AND 
ON THE EVENING OF MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH 
BEGINNING AT 8.15 O’CLOCK 


AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 


MADISON SQUARE SOUTH 


CATALOGUE 


OF 


MODERN PAINTINGS 
rie American AnD roReIGN 
SCHOOLS 


ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE 
A RARE OLD TAPESTRY, OLD CHINA AND 
GLASSWARE AND OTHER OBJECTS 


TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 


BY DIRECTION OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE 


ROBERT MORRISON OLYPHANT 


OF NEW YORK 


AND BY ORDER OF A LEGATEE OF THE LATE 


MISS MARY E. GARRETT 


OF BALTIMORE 


ON THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING HEREIN STATED 


THE SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY 
MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY 
AND HIS ASSISTANT, MR. OTTO BERNET, OF THE 


AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS 


NEW YORK CITY 


THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION 
DESIGNS ITS CATALOGUES AND DIRECTS 
ALL DETAILS OF ILLUSTRATION 
TEXT AND TYPOGRAPHY 


CONDITIONS OF SALE 


1. Any bid which is merely a nominal or fractional advance 
may be rejected by the auctioneer, if, in his judgment, such bid 
would be likely to affect the sale injuriously. 
| 2. The highest bidder shall be the buyer, and if any dispute 
arise between two or more bidders, the auctioneer shall either de- 
cide the same or put up for re-sale the lot so in dispute. 


3. Payment shall be made of all or such part of the pur- 
chase money as may be required, and the names and addresses of 
the purchasers shall be given immediately on the sale of every lot, 
in default of which the lot so purchased shall be immediately put 
up again and re-sold. 

Payment of that part of the purchase money not made at 
the time of sale shall be made within ten days thereafter, in de- 
fault of which the undersigned may either continue to hold the 
lots at the risk of the purchaser and take such action as may be 
necessary for the enforcement of the sale, or may at public or 
private sale, and without other than this notice, re-sell the lots 
for the benefit of such purchaser, and the deficiency (if any) aris- 
ing from such re-sale shall be a charge against such purchaser. 


4, Delivery of any purchase will be made only upon pay- 
ment of the total amount due for all purchases at the sale. 

Deliveries will be made on sales days between the hours of 
9 A. M. and 1 P. M., and on other days—except holidays— 
between the hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. 

Delivery of any purchase will be made only at the American 
Art Galleries, or other place of sale, as the case may be, and only 
on presenting the bill of purchase. 

Delivery may be made, at the discretion of the Association, 
of any purchase during the session of the sale at which it was sold. 


5. Shipping, boxing or wrapping of purchases is a business 
in which the Association is in no wise engaged, and will not be 
performed by the Association for purchasers. The Association 
will, however, afford to purchasers every facility for employing 
at current and reasonable rates carriers and packers; doing so, 
however, without any assumption of responsibility on its part 
for the acts and charges of the parties engaged for such service. 

6. Storage of any purchase shall be at the sole risk of the 
purchaser. Title passes upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, 
and thereafter, while the Association will exercise due caution in 
caring for and delivering such purchase, it will not hold itself 
responsible if such purchase be lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. 

Storage charges will be made upon all purchases not removed 
within ten days from the date of the sale thereof. 


7%. Guarantee is not made either by the owner or the Asso- 
ciation of the correctness of the description, genuineness or au- 
thenticity of any lot, and no sale will be set aside on. account of 
any incorrectness, error of cataloguing, or any imperfection not 
noted. Every lot’ is on public exhibition one or more days prior 
to its sale, after which it is sold “as is” and without recourse. 

The Association exercises great care to catalogue every lot 
correctly, and will give consideration to the opinion of any trust- 
worthy expert to the effect that any lot has been incorrectly cata- 
logued, and, in its judgment, may either sell the lot as catalogued 
or make mention of the opinion of such expert, who thereby would 
become responsible for such damage as might result were his 


opinion without proper foundation. 


AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, 
American Art Galleries, 
Madison Square South. 


LIST OF ARTISTS REPRESENTED AND 
THEIR WORKS 


ANSDELL, Ricuarp, R.A. 


Highland Spate: Sheep being Rescued from 
the Rocks 96 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER 


BAKER, GeorceE A., N.A. 
Italian Girl Ae le 62 


BIERSTADT, Apert, N.A. 
His Owner’s Pride 35 


BLAUVELT, Cuartes F., N.A. 
“Too Slow” | | 26 


BRION, Gustave | 
Brittany Peasants at Prayer 95 


CASILEAR, Joun W., N.A. 


Landscape 20 
Autumn 25 
Summer 31 
A Swiss Lake 78 
The Rocky Mountains, from near Greely, 
Colorado 87 


CHINESE ARTIST 
Portrait Ting-gua 63 


COLMAN, Samuett, N.A. 
The Bay of Gibraltar 10 


COLYER, Vincent, A.N.A. 
On the Missouri 


COOPER, Tuomas Sipney, R.A. 
Cattle in the Meadows 


CRANCH, CuristorpHer Pearse, N.A. 
In Venice 


CROPSEY, Jasper Francis, N.A. 


A Blustering Day in the Mountains 

Mount Jefferson, Pinkham Notch, White 
Mountains 

Eagle Cliff 


DOUGHTY, THomas 
English Scenery 


DURAND, Asuer Brown, N.A. 
Sumbol 


DUVERGER, TuetorpHitE EMMANUEL 
A Prayer 


FAED, Tuomas, R.A. 
Portrait of a Lady 


FRERE, Pierre Epovarp— 
Feeding the Baby 


FRITH, Wiut1u1am Powe 1, R.A. 
Derby Day 


GALE, Wi114M , 
Head of a Young Girl 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER 
8 
89 
38 
53 
88 


93 


76 


59 


13 


72 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER 
GRAHAM, W. 


Morning on the Tiber 1 


GIFFORD, Rosertr Swann, N.A. 
Venice | AT 


GIFFORD, Sanprorp R., N.A. 
The Beach at Long Branch | 33 


GRAY, Henry Peters, P.N.A. 
Hagar 5 


HAYTER, Sir Georcet, R.A. 
Te Deum Laudamus 37 


HENRY, Epwarp L., N.A. 
The 9:45 Accommodation 57 


HERZ OG, HERMANN 


Norwegian Landscape 73 
Fishers of the Northland 91 


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HICKS, Tuomas, N.A. 


Flowers 3 
The Lake 7 
Marine 14 
Portrait of Peletia Perit 18 
Landscape 24 
Morning Prayer 46 
Portrait of a Gentleman 54 
First Visit to the City 67 
No Place Like Home 70 
The Waterfall "7 


A Friendly Warning 81 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER 
HOOK, Bryan 
Silverbeck Chard 90 


HUBBARD, Ricuarp WiuiAM, N.A. 


Landscape 68 
Lake George 71 
KENSETT, Joun Frenpericr, N.A. 
White Mountain Indians 9 
High Banks i 15 
The Rapids above the Falls, Niagara 19 
Niagara Falls 23 
A Nook at Ramapo, New York 29 
Twilight 34 . 
Windsor Castle 4.0 d 
View from Dobbs Ferry 45 : 
New Moon, Adirondacks 48 
Mallett’s Bay, Lake Champlain 52 
In the White Mountains 55 
Landscape 58 
In the Adirondacks 60 
Narragansett 84 
KEY, Joun R. 3 
Landscape | 51 


KOEKKOEK, Barenp CorneE.Is 
Winter in Holland 50 


JOHNSON, Davin, N.A. 
A. Recollection of Theodore Rousseau 2 


JOHNSON, Eastman, N.A. 


The Little Housekeeper 16 
A. Plantation Melody 75 


LAY, Ottver IncraHaMm, A.N.A. 
Meditation 


LEUTZE, Emanvutt, N.A. 
The Image Breaker 


McCORD, GEORGE HERBERT, A.N.A. 


English Landscape 
Lake George 
Autumn 


McENTEE, Jervis, N.A. 
November Days 


NEAGLE, JoHn 
Portrait of a Young Boy 


O'NEILL, Henry NEtson 
In Days of Magnificence 


PERRY, Enocu Woop, N.A. 
Stirring the Fire 


PYNE, James Baker 
Venice from the Lido 


RYDER, Puattr Powe, A.N.A. 
Tolerably Hungry 


SCHEFFER, Ary 
Jacob and Rachel 


SCOTT, Junian, A.N.A. 
The Last Shot 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER 


64 
85 


39 
49 
79 


66 
61 
82 
ot 
74 


30 
4s 


80 


SIEGERT, Avucust 
The News with Refreshment 


SONNTAG, Witu1am Lovuts, N.A. 
Landscape 


STEVENS, ALFRED 
How One Looks to One’s Self 


SUYDAM, James A., N.A. 
The Salt Meadows 


TRYON, Dwicut Wituiam, N.A. 
Night, Newport Harbor 


UNKNOWN 


Head in Profile 
Stream in the Mountains 


WATELIN, Lovis Victor 
Border of the Woods 


WHITE, Enwiy, N.A. 
The Sacred Lesson 


WHITTREDGE, Worrturneton, N.A. 


The Trout Stream 
Landscape 


WIGGINS, Joun Carterton, N.A. 
Gathering Seaweed 


WILLIAMSON, Joun, A.N.A. 


A. Reminiscence 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER x 


86 
83 
2 
21 
11 


4] 
43 


42 
86 


27 
92 


69 


32 


CATALOGUE 
NUMBER 
WOOD, J. Ocpren 
On the Way Home 65 


WOODVILLE, R. Caton 
The Burgomaster 56 


WYANT, Atexanper H., N.A. 
The Mountain Stream 28 


YEWELL, Georct Henry, N.A. 


Choir of the Church of San Pietro, Perugia, 
Italy 22 


CATALOGUE 


SALE MONDAY EVENING 
FEBRUARY 17, 1919 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 


BEGINNING AT 8.15 O CLOCK 


W. GRAHAM 


AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY 


I1—MORNING ON THE TIBER % Oe eae 
et) Tre K. Xennnre 


ae 
z 2 Height, 4 inches; length, 9 inches 


A view in the outskirts of Rome, with the River Tiber in the fore- 
ground, its green banks, with buildings, on the left, and the city, 
with a white arch, lying beyond; gray sky. 

Signed at the lower left: W. Grauam, Roma, ’60 (or ’69). 


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DAVID JOHNSON, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1827—1908 


24 RECOLLECTION op {ha Leo ie Si 
THEODORE ROUSSEAU 


(Millboard) 
37 
Height, 41% inches; length, 6 inches 


A sit of landscape in the style of Rousseau, with two eee in tee 
foreground, and a warm-tinted sky. 


An inscription on the back states that the picture was painted in 1873. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1828—1890 


3—FLOWERS Nee. % c Y 4 
Xa 2 - Height, 8 inches; width, 6 inches Me 4 


Rosss, a pansy and other flowers, in a small vase. 
Signed at the lower right: (Monogram) T.H. 


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WILLIAM GALE 
EneuisH: 1823—1909 


* 4 HEAD OF A YOUNG GIRL Dh ae 
3g“ Height, 8 inches; width, 6 inches 


Heap and shoulders portrait of a young woman with blue eyes and 
blond hair, looking upward with pleading, spiritual expression, 
a cross suspended from a chain at her breast. She wears a white 
cap bound with a broad red ribbon. 


Signed at the lower right: WG (monogram), 1862. 


From Thomas Agnew & Sons, London. 
From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrerr, Baltimore. 


HENRY PETERS GRAY, P.N.A. 
American: 1819—1877 


5—HAGAR A, Ae of 


eS Height, 10 inches; width, 8 inches 
me 


A stout woman with black hair and large dark eyes is presented’ 
at three-quarters length, seated, with head back and solemn eyes 
directed upward, in one hand a water jar and the other raised 
and held at her breast, which is partly exposed. 


Signed at the lower right: Gray, 1870. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


THEOPHILE EMMANUEL DUVERGER 
Frencu: 1821— 
6—A PRAYER kg 


vi if i Height, 1234 inches; width/9° inches 


OvurTsIDE a cemetery gate in a peaceful and pleasing landscape, at 
eventide, a young peasant woman has set down a basket of 


clothes and kneels in silent prayer before the cross, while a 
small girl picks wild flowers at her feet 
Signed at the lower left, DuveRrcER. 
From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. GARRETT, Baltimore. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 


AMERICAN: 1823—1890 


Se: Chee 
(Millboayd) 


Height, 61% inches; length, 11 imches 


7--THE LAKE 


a* 


A LAKE with a canoe and rowers, trees and a figure on the shore, 
at right, and mountains in the distance 


Signed at the lower right: T. H. 


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VINCENT COLYER, A.N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1829—1888 


(5 °— 
8—ON THE MISSOURI BG “ee (a LBC 


Height, 8 inches; length, 14 inches 


A Moon.icuT view of the Missouri River, with high hills in the 
distance and a steam packet making its way in midstream. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


4 9—-WHITE MOUNTAIN INDIANS chine 
(“Study for picture for Century Club’’) ( 
; 

4 es 

@ oe. Height, 9 inches; length, 12 inches 


Two Indians on a large bowlder, in the foreground, beside a stream 
which, in the distance, falls over two cliffs, between steep mountain 
slopes; higher up, a mountain peak and a bit of blue sky. 


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SAMUEL COLMAN, N.A. 


AMERICAN : 18382— PI ¢ SG. L ~ ay 
10—THE BAY OF niet. ln, a 
6 = — Height, 8 inches; length, 10 inches 2 


Tue bay of Gibraltar in sunset view, with boats and figures in oe 
the foreground, near the shores, a tower at the left, and ships in > : 
the distance. 

Signed at the lower left: S. Couman. 


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DWIGHT WILLIAM TRYON, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1849— a Y, 


; a Warr ri 
11—NIGHT, NEWPORT HARBOR 


(Water Color) 
Phe ae 
/ 3 J Height, 8 inches; length, 10 inches 


Tue town, with lights along the docks, crosses the middle of the 
picture, and a ship, showing lights of red and green, is moored in 
the waters of the harbor, which occupy the foreground. Sky 
of dark blue-gray with a few stars. 


Signed at the lower left: D. W. Tryon, 1896. 


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ALFRED STEVENS 


_ Berean: 1828—1906 eae Vine. 
.12-HOW ONE LOOKS TO ONE’S SELF 


a 
/ 3 0 aS Height, 1354 mches; width, 10Y4 inches 


FuLu-LENeTH portrait of a blond young woman facing the spec- 
tator, critically surveying herself in a cheval-glass. She is in a 
brown gown with tight bodice and outstanding skirt and slashed 
sleeves, and stands on a waxed floor in a room toned in dark 


green. 
Signed at the lower left: A. STEVENS. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


PIERRE EDOUARD FRERE 
Frencu: 1819—1886 


13-FEEDING THE BABY Nar Wet brary 


4 J “i Height, 151 inches; width, 124 inches 
In a cottage kitchen of warm and mellow-toned walls, with pans 
hanging in their places and cupboard door open, a small boy is 
feeding with a spoon a chubby infant he holds on his lap, while 
his small sister looks on with thoughtful interest. 


Signed at the lower left: Epovarp Frire, 1868. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 18283—1890 | 


7 v on Height, 74% inches; length, 13 inches 


A sEa view with a mass of rocks in the right foreground and an- 
other, on the left, farther out in the waters; blue sky. 


Signed at the lower right: 'T. Hicks. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


15—HIGH BANKS on 
, Th =e ws Voces 
: Height, 914 inches; length, 18 inches 
fee 
A LANDSCAPE With a river flowing through a gorge, the shores on 
the right being wooded and those on the left displaying a rocky 
cliff with fields and trees above. In the distance, a prospect of 
country; sky of gray cloud. 


Signed at the lower right: J. F. K., 59. 


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EASTMAN JOHNSON, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1824—1906 . 


» 


16—THE LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER 
(Millboard) Thinr,- & : > 
/ 3 y, — Height, 11 mches; width, 9 inches 


A uiTT Lez girl, blond haired and barefooted, wearing a white waist 
and blue skirt, busying herself washing dishes in a cottage in- 
terior, with a window on the left. 


Signed at the lower right: E. Jounson, N. Y. 


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ENOCH WOOD PERRY, N.A. 
American: 18381—1915 


17—_-STIRRING THE FIRE 
(Millboard) 7-N- SY, 
a D2 Height, 12 inches; width, 9 inches 


A FULL-LENGTH figure of a young woman, with blue dress and 
white apron, stirring the fire in a brick oven, in a pleasant cottage 
room, with window, table and pots of flowers, on the right. 


Signed at the lower left: KE. W. Perry. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 


AMERICAN: tee eye ee 


18—PORTRAIT OF PELETIA PERIT 


s oe seein Hao 1314 inches; width, 10 inches 


&. 


OricinaL study of the portrait of the merchant, Peletia Perit, 
which the late Mr. Hicks painted for the Chamber of Commerce. 


Presented to the late owner by the Artist. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
Anurican f18182.18ve 


19—THE RAPIDS ABOVE THE 
FALLS, NIAGARA 


~ (Millboard) PR. (9. (oberte 
hina 


Height, 9 inches; length, 14 mches 


Tuer green swirling waters of the Niagara rapids fill the fore- 
ground and, at the right, the river is seen pouring over the falls, 
where the spray is rising high. 


Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San 
Francisco, 1915. 


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JOHN W. CASILEAR, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1811—1893 


 G0—LANDSCAPE We iy. Cepatiee 
Height, 10 inches; length, 15 wmches 


A landscape depicting a lake with calm surface, seen from the 
shore in the left foreground, where there are a clump of trees 
and some bowlders. Hills and mountains line the opposite shores 
and the sky is of warm gray with accents of white. 


Signed at the lower left: J. W. C. 


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JAMES A. SUYDAM, N.A. 
" Ds at American: 1817—1865 saa Kt A hare 
21_THE SALT MEADOWS S 
Height, 9 inches; length, 15 inches 
A LANDSCAPE showing a wide stretch of salt meadows, where, at 
the right center, some men are loading an ox-cart; a glimpse of 
the sea, on the right; green shores and trees, at left; sky of 


tempered blue with small white clouds. 


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GEORGE HENRY YEWELL, N.A. | 


AMERICAN: 1830— 


22-2CHOIR OF THE CHURCH OF 
SAN PIETRO, PERUGIA, ITALY 


Fe O heey Height, 151% mches; width, 111% inches 


A cHURCH interior showing carved stalls, the organ overhead, an 
archway with mural decorations and a massive lectern, on which 
rests a large illuminated book. ‘Two priests in black robes are 
seen at the right. | 


Signed at the lower right: Gro. H. Yewe xr. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
American: 1818—1872 


23—NIAGARA FALLS : : 
(Millboard) - 


/ SU “——  -H eight, 914 inches; length, 1514 inches 


A view of Niagara with the American Falls, footbridge and tower 
at the left. The Horseshoe Falls are seen beyond, clouds of mist 
partly obscuring the Canadian shores and the sky. 


Signed at the lower left: J. F. K., 57. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
‘Awrenrcan: 1823—1890 


wa 24—-LANDSCAPE. — Y 
1 ee aae i as 


Height, 181% inches; width, 10 inches 
eo ght, 13% 
Trees and vines in the foreground, a brown hillside beyond, and 
a gray sky. 
7 Signed at the lower left: T. Hicks. 


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JOHN W. CASILEAR, N.A. 


2 AMERICAN: 1811—18938 
ai 


AUTUMN hort Rog as tae 
Vi 


( | rma Height, 10 inches; length, 16 inches 


25 


A LANDSCAPE in gray, autumn weather, with sunlight struggling 
through the clouds, partly illuminating a lake and distant moun- 
tains. The foreground consists of undulating lands, with trees. 


Signed at the lower left: J. W. C., ’64. 


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CHARLES F. BLAUVELT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1824—1900 


oe SLOW” ne ‘ew . i ; 


G b > ‘Height, 16 inches; width, 12. inches 


A COUNTRY squire, wearing a long brown coat, scarlet stock and 
a wide-brimmed hat is standing before a fireplace, on the mantel 
of which is a clock. Holding his silver watch in one hand, he is 
setting forward the hands of the clock with the other. 


Signed at the lower right: C. F. BLauvett. 


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WORTHINGTON WHITTREDGE, N.A. 


AMERICAN: y ii (9 : 


CA. 
27—THE TROUT STREAM 


ai ve 
6 {Jo ee Height, 13 inches; length, 16 inches 
A woop interior with a stream winding into the foreground and 
forming a pool as it bends around a shore with boulders. Near 
the middle of the picture, in a gleam of sunlight, is a fisherman 
who has just hooked a trout. 


Signed at the lower right: W. WHITTREDGE. 


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ALEXANDER H. WYANT, N.A. 


AmeERican: 1836—1892 vy 
Phap- Me ; oO 


283—THE MOUNTAIN phe iee 


>) et = ee Height, 17 neste Dae 14 imches 


A ricuiy toned autumn landscape, with a pool and cattle in a 

valley in the foreground; in the middle distance, mountain slopes 

which lead up to a range, partly lost in the mist and clouds. 
Signed at the lower right: A. H. Wyant. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AmeEricAn: 1818—1872 


294A NOOK AT RAMAPO, NEW YORK | 
ee eg ese Og 


— Height, 19 inches; width, 16 inches 


Gray rocks, partly in sunshine and partly in the shade of thinly 
foliaged trees, fill almost the entire composition. A little brook 
is seen tumbling over them and, above, the sunlight filters through 
the woods. 

Signed at the lower right: J. F. K., 758. 


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PLATT POWELL RYDER, A.N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1821—1896 
30—TOLERABLY HUNGRY 4 i 
Tr nr0- Yo 4 Re 
~ [a Height, 17 inches; width, 144% inches | 
A LirrLeE boy, with a napkin about his neck, seated before a table, : 
on the right, and his mother, who stands beside him, pouring . 
milk into a large saucer, which the child is ready to pena of | 
with the spoon he holds in his hand. 
Signed at the lower right: P. P. Rypmr, *72. 


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JOHN W. CASILEAR, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1811—1898 


31—SUMMER ie "oc OS 
Le 


| bet panes Height, 10 inches; length, 16 inches 


eo ee 


A WIDE prospect of level farm lands, a stream, woods and distant : 
hills, seen from a foreground slope, with elm trees, on the left; . 
sky of blue with white clouds. 

Signed at the lower left: J. W. C., 64. 


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JOHN WILLIAMSON, A.N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1826—1885 


82—A REMINISCENCE me oe frag 


JoQ-53_ — Height, 12 inches; length, 18 inches V 


A wake on the left and, on the right, a field on the shore with 
rocks, trees and bushes; in the distance a range of mountains; 
sky of pale warm tints above the horizon gradated upward into 
blue. 

Signed at the lower left: J. W. 78. 


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SANDFORD R. GIFFORD, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1823—1880 


88—THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH OF 
Ku Vr nr Aan arr (me 


af, A age _ Height, 9 mches; length, 191% mches 


THE ocean beach at Long Branch as it was in the sixties, depicted 
in sunlight. The sandy beach fills the foreground, with the ocean 
at left and dunes at the right, with some little bath houses. On 
the beach are a boat drawn up and an awning, with people sitting 
in its shade. 

Signed at the lower right: S. R. Girrorp, 1867. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AmERiIcAN: 1818—1872 
34—TWILIGHT RQ 2: e 
(Fem ft . - ° 
S" oe st Height, 1414 inches; length, 20 mches 
A LANDSCAPE depicting a valley and stream, extending to a range 
of hills, seen from a foreground with trees and rocks; at the right, 


in the middle distance, a camp fire; evening sky streaked with 
crimson tinted late sunset clouds. 


Signed at the lower left center: J. F. K., 751. 


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ALBERT BIERSTADT, N.A. ’ 
American: 1829—1902 


35—-HIS OWNER’S PRIDE Q. (& ys Rol 2 
ee Height, 14 inches; length, 191% imches 


Portrait of a fine-limbed horse with rich dark bay coat, in pro- 
file to the left, standing in a green field with a background of dense 
green woods. 

Signed at the lower left: A. Brerstapt. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltwmore. 


me 


AUGUST SIEGERT 
German: 1820—1883 


36—_THE NEWS WITH REF she Peer Te 


ses — Height, 191% inches; width, 834{anche 


Maw seated, seen at three-quarters length, reading a newspaper 
and smoking; on a table before him a flagon and glass. He wears 
a red waistcoat and creamy-gray outer coat and a large brown 


hat. 
Signed at the upper right: A. SrEGERT. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


SIR GEORGE HAYTER, R.A. 
EncusuH: 1792—1871 


37—TE DEUM LAUDAM Aes s fog 
cy 0 = ai Height, 191 inches; width, ee inches 4 pe 
“Tue Glorious Company of the Apostles Praise Thee.” A com- 
position of three figures at half-length, with Saint Peter in the 


center, standing with uplifted heads and adoring eyes, in a green 
vale, with three crosses visible in the distance. 


Signed at bottom center (on the staff): Sir GrorcE 
Hayter, pinxit, 1851; signature, date and title 
also inscribed on back. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


CHRISTOPHER PEARSE CRANCH, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1813—1892 


38—IN VENICE an Se Bae. Mas aeg, q 
a Height, 18 inches; length, 18 inches q 


A caANAL in Venice, with red brick arched bridges, and houses 

lining it on either side; gondolas in foreground with figures; blue 

sky. 
Signed at the lower left: C. P. Crancu. 


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GEORGE HERBERT McCORD, A.N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1848—1909 


39—ENGLISH LANDSCAPE) | | Gf SO LGee 
pa / er Height, 12 mches; length, 20 inches 7 


In the foreground and middle distance, on the left, are green 
slopes, a red roofed turreted building and cliffs; on the right, the 
waters of the sea with several sail boats; sky of gray and white 
clouds. 


Signed at the lower right: G. H. McCorp, A.N.A. 


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ey Vin ee SOR CASTLE Pie. Lk c S 


JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


Height, 14 inches; length, 20 inches / (= 
} 

A view of Windsor Castle, with gray sky above, seen in the dis- 

tance from a roadway in the foreground of the picture, framed in 

on either side by the foliage of great trees. 


Signed at the lower right: J. F. K. 


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UNKNOWN 


41—-HEAD IN PROFILE Le a. PA ren 


Height, 21 inches; width, 15 inches 


Heap and shoulders portrait of an olive-skinned young woman 
with a mass of jet black hair, in profile to the left. She is in 
black, against a dark green ground. 


From Thomas Agnew & Sons, London. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltwmore. 


LOUIS VICTOR WATELIN 


FrRENcH: CONTEMPORARY 


42—BORDER OF THE WOODS sey 
eres: Height, 1534 inches; Bib 22 inches 


A more or less open woodland is presented, both at right and 
left, with a field road passing from foreground to a middle dis- 
tance clearing. The trees are warming to autumn tones. At left, 
a bent peasant woman in blue with white cap. 


Signed at the lower left: L. WatEtin, *72. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


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18—STREAM IN THE MOUNTAINS 
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J Sis Height, 15 inches; length, 21 imches 
At left and right, respectively, leaning trees and projecting 
rocks all but shut out the sky and distant mountains, as they 
overhang a green and swift-moving stream which swirls into the 


foreground. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


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ARY SCHEFFER 
Durcnu: 1795—1858 


44—JACOB AND RACHEL YY) YWnhhrortre 


: SY, aE Height, 22 inches; width, 16 inches 


Jacos holding his shepherd’s crook, and with cloak falling from 
one shoulder, embraces Rachel, kissing her upon the brow. She 
is clad in a lavender garment which exposes her arm and shoulder. 
(Genesis xxix, 2.) 

Signed at the lower left: Ary SCHEFFER. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


45—VIEW FROM DOBBS FERRY 


Tue Hudson ee dotted with white sails, is seen in the left 
middle distance beyond a wide stretch of country, lying on the 
left, diversified by houses, clumps of trees and farms. The view 
is from a hillside, and in the sky of pale, qualified blue are some 
gray and white clouds, near the horizon. 


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; O w- Height, 14 imches; length, 24 bikes 


THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
American: 1823—1890 


46—MORNING PRAYER 2 oO Y 
“ ic Height, 20 inches; width, 14 inches 

A pEaAsanT girl, with white cap, purple bodice and red skirt, on 

her knees at her bedside, in a mansard room. Through an open 


window appear a roof and a bit of blue sky. On the right is a 
table with a soup tureen and a cup. 


Signed at the lower left: T. Hicxs, 1876. 


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ROBERT SWAIN GIFFORD, N.A. 
AmERIcAN: 1840—1905: 


47—V ENICE | Thur Boe: ¢ ta 


ype [ “2. Height, 14 inches; length, 24 inches 


In the waters of the foreground, a broad-beamed sailing vessel, 
followed by others farther away, all departing from Venice; in the 
distance, the buildings and towers of the city; morning sky of 
warm, light grays and pale blue. 


Signed at the lower left: R. Swain Girrorp, 1875. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


48—NEW MOON, ADIRONDACKS ‘y aes t. alt te 
| a _— Height, 141 inches; length, 2441/5 inches ma 

A LEVEL meadow, with cows grazing, and a wide-spreading elm 

tree appear in the foreground; in the middle distance, a belt of 

trees beyond which are seen the Adirondack Mountains, purple 

gray in the early evening light. In the pale gray-blue sky, over 

the top of the elm, at left, is the crescent moon. 


Signed at the lower left: J. F. K. 


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GEORGE HERBERT McCORD, A.N.A. 
AmeERIcAN: 1848—1909 


49—LAKE GEORGE Te (?- W- (e Lotte 


QO j ee __Height, 14 inches; length, 25 inches 


Tue waters of the lake fill the left portion of the picture while 
on the right, beyond a foreground slope, with trees and rocks, 
rises a round-topped mountain peak. Hills along the shores 
extend into the distance and in the blue summer sky are some 
white clouds. 


Signed at the lower right: G. H. McCorp, A.N.A. 


From M. Knoedler & Co., New York. 


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BAREND CORNELIS KOEKKOEK 
Dutcu: 1808—1862 


50—WINTER IN ae y oe — 

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rh as et Height, 20 inches; length, 26 4 See 0 Ss " | 
Sxaters and sledges on a frozen stream at the left, which skirts a __ 4 

tall building group with stepped gables, and on the right a snow- 


covered road down which come pedestrians and a laden cart, the 
road illumined by the last rays of a setting sun. 


Signed at the lower right: B. C. Korxxorx, 1854; on 
back a certificate signed by the Artist. . 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltwmore. 


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JOHN R. KEY 


AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY 


51—LANDSCAPE nn we es 

pal es aa Height, 261% inches; width, 21 inches ¢ 
RounpeEp and densely wooded mountains at either side, and in 
the center a narrow, sinuous river winding between them. Late 
afternoon light on the distant summits and reflections on the 
stream. 


Signed at the lower left: J. R. Kry, ’68. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


52—-MALLETT’S BAY, LAKE Hang Page 


gt ek whe Tong eh anther & ¥ ee. 
Z iy © 19 | 4 mches; leng wmches 


Aw autumn landscape with a stretch of meadows, seared ip 
brown, in the foreground, and a border of trees from left to right. 
Through an opening on the left is a glimpse of Lake Champlain 
and the farther shore, while overhead is a sky of gray clouds. 


Signed at the lower left: J. F. K. 


Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San 
Francisco, 1915. 


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JASPER FRANCIS CROPSEY, N.A. 
| AMERICAN: 18238—1900 
>... 653-4 BLUSTERING DAY 


Bite ies 
if ? t Height, 17 inches; length, 231 inches ie gee 


A SCENE in a wooded valley in autumn, with a pond and great 
rocks in the foreground. In the distance a high peak lifts its 
head before a sky of black storm clouds accented, in the upper 
part, by a burst of light. 


Signed at the lower right: J. F. Cropsry, 1850. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
American: 1828—1890 


54—PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN | d : a 


3 Mf eee Height, 26 inches; width, 1634 imches 
A FULL-LENGTH seated figure of a gentleman, in profile to right; 
dark brown coat and waistcoat, gray trousers; a cane in the 
right hand, and looking at a drawing which he holds before him. 
Signed at the upper left: T. Hicks. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERIcAN: 1818—1872 @ 
5s—IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS , | (vou 
Lo Height, 151% inches; length, 24 inches | 
A PEACEFUL Valley, with a stream, farm lands, houses and forests, 
occupies the foreground and middle distance. Beyond are moun- 
tains, with one large peak at the right and another near the 
middle of the picture. Pale gray-blue sky. 
Signed at the lower left: J. F. K. 


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R. CATON WOODVILLE 


CoNTEMPORARY 


56—THE BURGOMASTER ge 


25" — = Height, 26 inches; width, 2134 inches 


Hzap and shoulders portrait of a bearded man of middle age and 
ruddy complexion, facing almost fully to the front, with eyes 
directed toward his right. He wears a white ruff, dark red coat 
and heavy fur greatcoat. At upper left a coat-of-arms, and 
inscription: “W. H., AST 51.” (Possibly a copy of an older 
painting.) 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


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EDWARD L. HENRY, N.A. 


AMERICAN: 1841— / 7/47 


57—THE 9:45 ACCOMMODATION 71, %, «,Cher 


: ue fy ve» _ Height, 16 inches; length, 3014 inches 
A picture of early American railroading, with a way train on > 
the left standing at a village station, hurrying passengers and 
frightened horses about the station platform, and on the right a 
stage-coach and other vehicles, and frame dwellings enveloped in 
briliant autumn foliage. 


Signed at the lower right: EK. L. Henry, 1867. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltvmore. 


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JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


*58—_LANDS beeeees Tax iY , "4 


CO r/R bes ‘Height, 22 inches; width, 18 inches 


A eG LEN in a wild and broken woodland, with overhanging rock 
ledges surmounted by thick trees and brush at left, mountains _ 
viewed dimly in the right distance, and in the central foreground ee | 
waterfall. 


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THOMAS FAED, R.A. 
Scorcn: 1826—1900 


59=PORTRAIT OF A Lh Pe , 


Height, 30 imches; width, 21 inches 
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A youne woman with blue eyes and rosy cheeks, and a blue ribbon 
decking her chestnut hair, is portrayed in gray skirt, and black 
waist trimmed with fur, seated in an armchair upholstered in 
golden yellow. 

Signed at the lower left: Tuomas Farp, 1871. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 


American: 1818—1 


. 60—IN THE pe OS 


Height, 15 inches; length, 24 inches 


Tue foreground consists of a clearing, with a small barn at left; 
in the middle distance a stretch of woods and a hill; beyond, a 
mountain with jagged tops. The sky is of tempered pale blue. 


Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San 
Francisco, 1915. 


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JOHN NEAGLE 
AMERICAN: 1799—1865 


61—PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG BOY Des C Toth 


ey w/o Height, 24 inches; width, 20 inches Ni 


A FirstT-cLass example of the work of John Neagle, the well-known: 
early American artist who painted the celebrated picture, “Pat 
Lyons, the Blacksmith,” in the Pennsylvania Academy of the 
Fine Arts. It depicts, in half-length and full-face, a boy with 
light brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a dark blue jacket, white 
waistcoat and wide collar, and a loose black necktie. 


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GEORGE A. BAKER, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1821—1880 


Vien Ce 


een Height, 24 inches; width, 20 iwmches 


62—ITALIAN GIRL 


A THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH figure of a young Italian peasant 
woman, with white headdress and bodice, blue apron and red 
skirt, her right hand on her hip and, with the left, holding a copper 
vessel under the spout of a wayside fountain. Landscape setting. i 


Signed at the lower left: G. A. Baker, 1851. 


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CHINESE ARTIST 


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68—PORTRAIT: TING-GUA ae 
ER 


A FULL-LENGTH seated figure of a Chinese mandarin of high rank, 
wearing rich robes of black, blue and yellow and heavy chains of 
beads; on the arm of the massive seat, at his left, is his red jewel- 
crowned cap; on his right, beside a pillar, a globe with gold fish; 
landscape view through a circular window. 


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OLIVER INGRAHAM LAY, A.N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1845—1890 


64—M EDIT ATION 


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/ po ae ie Height, 2614 inches; width, 1914 inches 


A youne woman in a dress of light yellow-gray cloth seated in 
an armchair in the garden before the open doorway of her house, 
her head resting on her hand. Over a paling fence, at the right, 
are stalks of corn in tassel, trees and a bit of sky. 


Signed at the lower left: Ot1ver Lay, 1878. 


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J. OGDEN WOOD 


AMERICAN: CONTEMPORARY 


65—ON THE WAY HOME pp 
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¥ oO «: Height, 20 inches; length, 26 inches 


Two sleek cows, one black, the other red, and both with white 
faces, with a white calf beside them, are seen on a road in the fore- 
ground, while three other cows are coming across a little stream 
beyond. A French landscape setting with sky of rolling gray 
clouds and patch of blue. 


Signed at the lower left: J. O. Woon, 1880. 


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JERVIS McENTEH, N.A. 
American: 1828—1891 


66—NOVEMBER DAYS 4, : KG, 


Fe a 
A sHALLOow stream in the right foreground, proceeding from a 


wood which appears in the middle distance, and a boy seated beside 
a large tree in the middle of the picture. Gray sky. 


Height, 16 inches; length, 28 inches 


Signed at the lower right: J. McEntxx, 1865. — 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
AmERICAN: 1823—1890 


67—FIRST VISIT TO = kf a 


Oyj ce Cae Height, 28 inches; width, 18 inches 
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A FULL-LENGTH figure of an old man, wearing a suit of black and 
a dingy high hat, with a green umbrella under his arm, standing 
with back to the spectator, on a stone sidewalk, as he reads a 
handbill, “Lost, Five Dollars Reward,” which is pasted on the gray 
wall before him. 


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RICHARD WILLIAM HUBBARD, N.A. 
American: 1817—1888 


__ $8 LANDSCAPE 2 a Va Ae Pah — 


6 gee Height, 16 mches; length, 30 inches 


Tue placid waters of a river occupy the foreground, with a man 
fishing from a punt at the shore, on the right, where a group of 
trees shades an inlet with lily pads. In the middle distance are 
the opposite shores, with trees and hills, beyond which rises a 
blue mountain peak. Sky of gray and white clouds with some : 
spaces of blue. : 

Signed at the lower left: R. W. H., L-XIII. 


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JOHN CARLETON WIGGINS, N.A. 
American: 1848— 
- 69—GATHERING SEAWEED Sf OD tat 
WW Ftarerre 7 

Z if gat Height, 18 mches; length, 30 inches Mee | 
A cart loaded with seaweed, drawn by two oxen and driven by a 
boy with white shirt and straw hat, is advancing over a sandy road 
from the seashore where a man is seen at work. The ocean lies 
beyond under a sky of gray-blue. 

Signed at the lower right: Joun C. Wicerns, 779. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1823—1890 


70—NO PLACE LIKE HOME 


«:_ Height, 2114 inches; length, 2814 inches 
re deed ‘ z ~ 


Awn elderly couple, a man in his shirt sleeves and a woman wearing 
a white cap, lilac-colored sack and black skirt, sitting before their 
wood fire, which heats the kettle hanging from a crane in a large 
open fireplace. On the right is the supper table, set with blue 
dishes, and on the floor are two cats lapping milk from a dish. 


Signed at the upper left:.T. Hicks, 1877. 


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RICHARD WILLIAM HUBBARD, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1817—1888 


7I—-LAKE GEORGE Jnr. “Oc. Conse 


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6 ‘d —— Height, 18 inches; length, 30 mches 


A view of Lake George from a foreground shore of meadows and 
clumps of trees, with figures of a man and a boy. Beyond the 
lake are the opposite shores rising somewhat steeply and cul- 
minating, near the middle of the picture, in two peaks. White 
cirrus clouds are seen in the pale blue sky. 


Signed at the lower right: R. W. H. XIV. 


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WILLIAM POWELL FRITH, R.A. 
Eneuse: 1819—1909 


72—DERBY DAY tart 


a —_— Height, 161% inches; length, 8614 inches 


THE spectator sees in the distance the crowded grandstand and 
beyond it snatches of rolling land, all the rest of the composition 
being taken up with jostling throngs afoot and not less gay peo- 
ple in coaches, bettors, gamesters and entertainers, aristocrat and 
common folk in lively colors and democratic spirit. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


HERMANN HERZOG 
AMERICAN ScHoout: 1832—1900 


S re ! 4 “ 
783-NORWEGIAN LANDSCAPE (2, ste bir 
cs Height, 21 inches: length, 811/, inch a 
// i eig inches; length 4, inches 


Mountains to right and left, mounting into darkening clouds, and 
between them a broad and silvery river whose waters wash a flat 
and stony foreground, where boats are drawn up and figures are 
seen about them; higher up, a mill among the trees. 


Signed at the lower left: H. Herzoc, 1867. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


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JAMES BAKER PYNE 
EneuisH: 1800—1870 


“%4-—VENIGE FROM THE LIDO 2 a 4 Z 


Diameter, 8544 wmches 


In the right foreground two gondolas at the point of a sandy 
shore, an abutting garden wall and playing children, and in the 
left middle distance San Giorgio with the sun setting behind it. 
Between them the eye roams the hazy Lagoon to the city domi- 
nated by the Campanile. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


EASTMAN JOHNSON, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1824—1906 


75—A PLANTATION MELODY, rn. 7 
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o Height, 24 inches; length, 86 inches 
Yd , need 


f e e e e . 
: GATHERED in a spacious kitchen, with vegetables as well as 


culinary utensils hanging on the walls or from beams, a number of 
persons listen with varying degrees of pleasure to an air played 
on the violin by a young negro. He has ten auditors, from happy 
baby to industrious grandma. 


Signed at the lower left: E. Jounson, 1866. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


THOMAS DOUGHTY 
AMERICAN: 17938—1856 


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cat = Height, 23 inches; length, 32 inches 
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 7%—ENGLISH SCENERY 


Passine through the right foreground a river makes a bend, near 
the middle of the picture, where on the shore is a ruined castle 
embowered amid green trees. In the distance are round-topped 
hills. ‘The sky is composed of pale warm tints with a mass of 
clouds, on the right. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
American: 1823—1890 


77—-THE WATERFALL r a Merger 


J O Eige ioe Height, 30 inches; width, 25 inches 


A woop interior with a brook splashing over a slope of step-like 
rocks ; fallen timber in the foreground, green woods above. 


Signed at the lower left: T. Hicks. 


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JOHN W. CASILEAR, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1811—1893 


78—A SWISS LAKE 


3 2 gk : Height, 18 inches; length, 32 mches 


A puiacip lake, bordered, on the right, by a piece of shore with 
rocks and trees; a headland at the left and a range of the Alps, 
snow-capped, in the distance; cows standing in the water near 
the shore, on the right. Overhead is a summer sky of blue with 
clouds. 


Signed at the lower right: J. W. C., 62. 


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GEORGE HERBERT McCORD, A.N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1848—1909 


_ -19—AUTUMN ee Ror gS, 
/O05U“ — Height, 20 inches; length, 36 inches 


A ponp, at the left; meadow lands with brown herbage, on the 
right; a slope, beyond, with trees mostly bare of leaves, and a 
gray sky, are the elements that compose the landscape. At the 
edge of the pond a boy is poking with a stick in the shallow water. 


Signed at the lower right: G. H. McCorp, ’80. 


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JULIAN SCOTT, A.N.A. 
American: 1846—1901 


80—THE LAST SHOT 
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eid i if. Height, 30 inches; width, 22 mches 


A Union soldier standing as if at bay in a roadway, holding his 
rifle in readiness to fire when the right time comes, and a com- 
panion, his gun over his shoulder, also looking intently to where 
the enemy may be expected. Up the road two soldiers are helping 
a third, who has been wounded, to limp away. 


Signed at the lower right: Juttan Scott, 1881. 


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THOMAS HICKS, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1823—1890 


81—A FRIENDLY WARNING Ws yy : 
gf TO s- Height, 241% inches; length, 331% inches 
A croup of four men gathered around a wood stove in a bare 
room in a country tavern. One of them is a young man, wearing 
_ eity clothes, while another is a countryman, with an ancient 
““stovepipe” hat, who from his chair before the fire is giving some 
friendly advice to the man from town. The other two figures are a 


hackman and a village loafer, half asleep near the shelves that hold 
bottles and glasses. 


Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San 
Francisco, 1915. 


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HENRY NELSON O’NEIL 
EncusnH: 1817—1880 


82—IN DAYS OF ai hie 


GS: Height, 24 inches; length, 36 Slee: 


A sTaTE barge, with the golden splendor of the Bucentaur, travels 
the rippling blue water of a broad bay, and aboard it in state are 
a lady enthroned, her lord with sword and mace and a map or 
chart, and ladies and gentlemen in attendance in resplendent robes. 
Doubtless a representation of an historical event. 


Signed at the lower right: H. O’Ner1, 1862. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG, N.A 


AMERICAN: 1822—1900 


ya ig ys peed f 9 eight, 28 inches; length, 414% inches 


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At either hand the green wooded slopes of imposing mountains, 
touched here and there with autumn color, descend to a narrow 
valley threaded by a river, the valley blocked in the distance by 
other huge crests, and on a plateau clearing in the right fore- 
ground stands a log shelter. 


Signed at the lower left: W. L. Sonnac. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


JOHN FREDERICK KENSETT, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1818—1872 


84 NARRAGANSETT 
ap ee | eG tence 


Height, 25 inches; length, 40 inches 


A MARINE, with red-brown rocks in the foreground, on the left, 
and another ledge farther away. In the right of the picture lies 
the green-blue expanse of the ocean, with white sails on the horizon, 
and across the central portion appears a low headland. The com- 
position is completed by a clear sky of warm, pale grays slightly 
tinged above with blue. 

Signed at the lower left: J. F. K., °67. 


Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San 
Francisco, 1915. 


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EMANUEL LEUTZE, N.A. 
AMERICAN Scuoou: 1816—1868 


aii IMAGE BREAKER Ya, oe Le oe iG “oe, | 
; x a Height, 37 mches; width, 32 mches 


Tue composition depicts an episode during the religious wars in’ * 
France. An angry Huguenot father, in black and white, with 
steel neckpiece and high brown boots has found his blond-haired 
young daughter, who wears a blue bodice and white satin skirt, at 
her devotions in the chapel of the family chateau before an altar 
covered with a red cloth on which are a small image of the Virgin 
and Child, a cross and vases of flowers. The father raises his 
gauntleted right hand to break the symbols of a creed he hates, 
while with the left he pushes away the young girl. 


Signed at the lower right: KE. Leurzex, *47. 


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EDWIN WHITE, N.A. 
AmMERIcAN: 1817—1877 


86-—THE SACRED Lessoye’ AL eo aa 


JU. U — Height, 44 inches; width, 86 inches 


A THREE-QUARTERS-LENGTH figure of an old man with bald head 
and long gray beard, wearing a black cloak lined with crimson and, 
standing beside him, a little girl with pnkish gray bodice and 
brown skirt. The aged man holds on his lap an open Bible and 
his right hand is raised as he expounds the text. 


Signed on the leaves of book: Enywry Wuirt, N. Y., 1836. 
Exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San 
Francisco, 1915. 


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JOHN W. CASILEAR, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1811—1893 


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87—_THE ROCKY tana 7 ‘ 


FROM NEAR GREELY, COLORADO 
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In the foreground is a level plain with a pool to which three 
mounted Indians have come to let their ponies drink. On the 
right and at the right center are groups of trees, while farther 
away is a forest bordering the plain. Beyond appears a snow- 
capped range of the Rocky Mountains. The blue sky is partly 
covered by white and gray clouds. 


Height, 24 inches; length, 4614 inches 


Signed at the lower right: J. W. C., ’82. 


Estate of the late Ropert Morrison OLyPHant. 


JASPER FRANCIS CROPSEY, N.A. 


AMERICAN: 1823—1900 


-88—MOUNT JEFFERSON, PINKHAM 
NOTCH, WHITE MOUNTAINS 
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Height, 31 inches; length, 49 inches 


THE composition shows a wide, wooded valley in autumn foliage, 
with a pond in the left foreground and a glimpse of a stream 
in the middle distance, where the mountain slopes rise with rugged 
contours to the pointed peak of Mount Jefferson. Late afternoon 
sunshine glints across the valley and the tops of the mountain 
range are in relief against a warm-tinted sky of blue with white 
clouds. 

Signed at the lower left: J. ¥. Cropsry, 1857. 


Estate of the late Ropert Morrison OLYPHANT. 


THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER, R.A. 
Encuisu: 1808—1902 


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89—CATTLE IN THE MEADOWS hae Waacece 


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_ Ow a knoll in the foreground bordered by brush and flags, a red 
cow, a black and white cow and a tawny cow are lying down on a 
patch of soft grass, and a red bull standing over them eyes the 
spectator. To right two white sheep are lying, and a ram is 
standing near, gazing toward the distance where a winding river 
courses through low meadows. 


Height, 3314 inches; length, 48 inches 


Signed at bottom center: T. S. Coorrr, A.R.A., 1858. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


BRYAN HOOK 


Encuisu : CONTEMPORARY 


90—SILVERBECK CHARD & 


Ss Sy gar of fase Height, 40 inches; length, 50 inches 


A sroap and level stretch of wild land, its herbage green and 
brown, is seen in the dim light of gloaming, and at the edge of 
a brook in the foreground lies the body of a deer. In the distance 
the moorland is bounded by a range of mountains rapidly being 
obscured by settling banks of gray cloud or fog whose edges are 
purpled by the setting sun. 

The artist’s memorandum on a card on the back, noting the picture as 
submitted in competition for the Turner Gold Medal at the Royal Academy 


Exhibition, adds this note: “Quotation for catalogue—Macbeth,’ act III, sc. 2” 
(possibly either one of the following passages) : 


“Ere the bat has flown 
His cloister’d flight; ere to Hecate’s summons 
The shard-borne beetle, with his drowsy hums, 
Hath rung night’s yawning peal.” 


“Good things of day begin to droop and drowse; 
Whiles night’s black agents to their prey do rouse.” 


Awarded Turner Gold Medal, Royal Academy, 1882. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


HERMANN HERZOG 
AMERICAN ScHOOL: 1832—1900 


91— FISHERS OF THE NORTHLAND ge 
Warr: Ov: Orme Y 


“e- Height, 371% inches; length, 56 inches 
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Movunrarns of Norway loom high on the right, and are illumined 
by reflected light from white clouds over white snow fields, while 
on the left, across a river, they are rapidly becoming obscured 
in a black fog. In the right foreground, where are some huts on 
the river bank, a family of fisher folk are seen about their boat. 


Signed at the lower left: H. Herzoc, 1866. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


WORTHINGTON WHITTREDGE, N.A. 
AmeEriIcANn: 1820—1910 


92—LANDSCAPE 
Vann beret 


a sii a 34 inches; length, 56 inches a 


THE spectator looks over a park and garden of royal spaciousness, 
the scene framed by a broad arch of trees which throws the fore- ~ 
ground into shadow, the view beyond being in sunshine and extend- 
ing over fields, habitations and woods to a sea alive with sail. In 
the garden two ladies are walking, and at the right a gardener is 
leaving an elaborate greenhouse. 


Signed at the lower right: W. WuHITTREDGE. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


JASPER FRANCIS CROPSEY, N.A. a 
AMERICAN: 1823—1900 


7 ge Height, 371 mches; length, 54 inches 


983—HAGLE CLIFF 


Anove a foreground where are a log house, a man and a dog, and 
where trees have been cut down and pumpkins and sunflowers are 
growing in the clearing, rises a steep hillside covered with trees 
in autumn foliage of crimson, brown and yellow. High up, a 
rocky cliff rears its shape near the middle of the skyline, the 
whole in relief against a sunset sky with streaks of crimson clouds. 


Signed at the lower right: J. F. Cropsry, 1851. 


First exhibited in the 26th Annual Exhibition of the National 
Academy of Design, New York, 1851., Notice and criticism 
in May number of Bulletin of the American Art Union, 1851. 


Estate of the late Roperrt Morrison OLYPHANT. 


ASHER BROWN DURAND, N.A. 
AMERICAN: 1796—1886 


94 SUMBOL Dye se fe 7 


A? per Height, 40 inches; length, 60 inches 


A GREAT mountain peak, rising from amid the clouds in the upper 
middle portion of the composition, dominates this dramatic land- 
scape. In the left foreground are rocks and trees, while at the 
right is a valley, with a river and a church spire embowered among 
the trees. Overhead is a blue summer sky with clouds of warm 
gray and white. 

Signed at the lower left: A. B. Durannp, 1856. 


Estate of the late RopErt Morrison OLYPHANT. 


GUSTAVE BRION 
Frencu: 1824—1877 


95—BRITTANY PEASANTS AT Wie 


eight, inches; length, 8 mches 
295% Height, 53Ys inches; length, ZS A he og hoe 


Art left the portal of a small rural church, crowding into which 
and kneeling against the wall and on the ground outside are peo- 
ple of the peasantry praying, men, women and children, the line 
extending along a coping to a monumental cross on the right. 
Their costumes are full of quiet and rich color in the soft even- 


ing light. 3 
Signed at the lower right: Gust. Brion. 


From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


RICHARD ANSDELL, R.A. 
Encuiso: 1815—1885 


96>—HIGHLAND SPATE: SHEEP €. iy. pr dace 
BEING RESCUED FROM THE ROCKS 


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5d one Height, 421% inches; length, 96 inches 


A Herp of horned sheep have wandered and been caught upon rock 
ledges amid the swirl of a freshet’s rushing waters, and three 
Highlanders accompanied by the shepherd dog are rescuing them, 
one by one, in wind and storm. 


Signed at the lower left: R. ANsDELL, 1864. 


From Thomas Agnew & Sons, London. 
From the Estate of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett, Baltimore. 


SALE SATURDAY AFTERNOON 


FEBRUARY 15, 1919 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 


BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 2.00 O CLOCK 


NOTE: With the exception of the few items designated 
by an asterisk, the following described property is to be sold 
by order of a Legatee of the late Miss Mary E. Garrett of 
Baltimore. The objects designated by an asterisk belong to 
the estate of the late Robert Morrison Olyphant and are to be 
sold by order of the Executor. 


GLASS, PORCELAIN AND TABLE WARE 


97—FovurRTEEN LIQUEUR AND SHERRY GLASSES 


Nine assorted liqueur and five sherry glasses. 


98—TWENTY-FIVE CuT AND EtrcuHep LievEuR GLASSES 


Facetted, high stems, the bowls etched with garland, and 
pearl rim. 


99—Twenty CutT-cLass WINE GLASSES 


Rope facetted stem, the bowls cut with diamonds and spear- 
shaped leaves. 


100—Twenty-rour Cut-cuass WINE GLASSES 
Similar to the preceding. 


101—SixtTEEN Cut anp Etcuep WINE GLassEs 


Finely cut baluster stems, the bowls cut with lobes and 
etched with garlands and pearls. 


102—TwetvE Cur ann EtcHep CLARET GLASSES 
Similar to the preceding. 


103—Seven Cut anp Ercuep Fincer Bow.us 
Varied patterns, enriched with etched garlands. 


104—T'wo Cut anno EtcHep TUMBLERS 


One with broad foot, enriched with intaglio rim band dis- 
playing deer in a wooded park. One plain facetted body, 
enriched with elaborate intaglio, view of an Imperial City, 
interrupted with a crested and wreathed coat-of-arms bear- 
ing on its shield a rampant lion and flowers. 


105—Two Cur anp Decoratep TuMBLERS AND TRAYS 


_ Round trays and glasses with plain facetted sides, decorated 
with hunting scenes in black and gilding; floral edges in 
gilding. Varying sizes. 


106—Turee VENETIAN GuAss TuMBLERS AND Rounp Tray 
Decorated in stripes of blue, clear and milk-white glass. 


107—Turee BoHEMIAN CLARET GLASSES 


Plain baluster stems, with medallion cut bowls; one each, 
ruby, blue and green. 


108—ELEVEN VENETIAN WINE GLASSES 


High baluster stems with lily bowls; iridescent yellow glass 
varying to milky-white and brown tones. 


109—NineE Tatt VENETIAN WINE GLASSES 


Similar in color to the preceding. Five trumpet bowls and 


four bell-shaped. 


110—Two Oxp Curt-cuass PERFUME BoTTLEs 


Elongated pear-shaped bodies, with hobnail and diamond 
cutting, spreading feet and facetted stoppers. (Chipped.) 


Height, 814, inches. 


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111—Fovur Curt-cuass DECANTERS 


Two with simple facetted barrel-shaped bodies, one pear- 
shaped with etched body, all with stoppers. One with molded 
neck. (Variously chipped.) 


Respective heights, 1212, 1114 and 71% inches. 


112—Two Op Enecuish Cut-citass Decanters 
Squat bottle-shaped with varied cutting, mushroomed stop- 
pers. One with loose chain silver label. 


Respective heights, 9 and 91% inches. 


113—Two Oup EneuisH Curt-crass Decanters 
Globular bodies enriched with diamond and flute cutting; 
long, facetted necks. Stoppers vary. 


Respective heights, 121, and 111% inches. 


114—Two Otp Eneutsu Cur-ciass Decanrers 
Deeply cut barrel bodies, enriched with diamond and fan 
motives ; facetted necks ; round stoppers cut to match bodies. 


Height, 1134 inches. 


115—Two Oup Encusu Cur ann Etcuep DECANTERS 
Tapering, facetted bodies etched with band of running vines 
and grapes; long incurving necks; steeple stoppers. 
Height, 13 inches. 


116—Two Orv Encusn Cur-crass Vases 
Tapering bodies with scalloped rims, on spreading feet; 
cut with diamond and fan tops and facetted below. 


Height, 8% inches. 


117—Two Tatu Decoratep Grass DECANTERS 
Round, tapering bodies with simple S-shaped handles; deco- 


rated in raised gilding with scroll panels and foliage; pear- 
shaped stoppers. 
Height, 1414, inches. 
118—Two Cur anp EtcHep Grass ComMpotiERs 


Bowl-shaped bodies with heavy, cut baluster stems and star 
cut feet. Etched with wreaths of flowers and initialed “G.” 


Height, 7 inches; diameter, 7 inches. 


VENETIAN AND OTHER DECORATED GLASS 


119—Two Miniature Decoratep Guiass Botries 
Squat shape, enriched with gilding; round stoppers. 


120—Two DercoratED VENETIAN Guass VASES 


One, deep blue, bottle-shaped, enriched with fine pale blue 
spirals. The other with sloping body, small neck and han- 
dles; enriched on golden-brown with irregular corrugated 
rings in yellows. 

Height, 7 inches. 


121—DecoratEep VENETIAN Guass VASE 
Graceful oviform body with incurving neck and two handles ; 
enriched with vertical varied slanting ribs of aventurine and 
pale amber roped with blue and red, and a series of blossoms. 


Height, 7 inches. 


122—-Two Earty Bonemian Guass PERFUME BoTTLEs 


Square bodies, charmingly decorated in gold with scrolls, 
flowers and birds; silver stoppers enriched with leaves and 
small terminals. 

Height, 614 inches. 


128—OxLp Bouemian Grass Purr Box anp Tray 
Shaped cylindrical body; domed cover with pinnacle ter- 
minal; round tray; rich blue, decorated in gold with jeweled 
imbrication and medallioned coat-of-arms. 


Total height, 9 inches; diameter of tray, 8 inches. 


124—-Sma.Lu VENETIAN Guass Fish Bowni 


Clear glass body supported on three stems simulating dark 
rich coral sprays. : 
Diameter, 7 inches. 


125—TIwo DrcoratTEpD VENETIAN GLAss VASES 


Pear-shaped, on small feet, of pale milky glass enlivened 
with a rope lattice of ruby-red on the body. (One mouth 
repaired. ) 

Height, 614 inches. 


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126—Two Decoratep VENETIAN Grass VasEs 
One, bulbous body with long ribbed neck, enhanced with five 
shaped handles terminating in shell motives and three inter- 
mediate small orifices for individual flowers; of clear pea- 
cock-blue glass with a nulling of clear white on the handles. 
The other, ewer shape, with snake handle of iridescent pale 
lavender-blue glass, slightly jeweled and gilded. 


Respective heights, 7 and 81% inches. 


_127—Two DecoratEep VENETIAN Grass VaAsEs 

One with funnel top and flaring base of ruby glass; elabo- 
rate stem, in the form of a vase of flowers supporting rope 
medallion in clear and colored glass (imperfect). The 
other, with slender lily mouth and small foot, with the quaint 
stem simulating a Cupid’s body with outstretched arms; 
decorated with milky spirals on clear glass, and the head 
and hands of turquoise-blue. 


Respective heights, 734 and 81% inches. 


128—Turee BuuE anp Gotp VENETIAN Guass Bow.s 


Slightly fluted, clear turquoise-blue bowls, with two sea- 
horses in clear glass enriched with gold, set on the rims for 


handles. 


Diameter, 51% inches. 


129—DecoratEp VENETIAN Grass FLoweEr VASE 


Inverted bell body and spreading foot, of opalescent ruby 
over a milky glass; elaborate stem of a swan in milky glass 
seated on a wreath of various colored flowers. 


Height, 934 inches. 


180—Two Decoratep Giass FLowrer Ho.xpers 
One, Venetian, ewer-shaped, with coiled serpent handle of 
slightly smoked glass, trimmed with blue rings at intervals. 
The other, English; gadrooned goblet-shape, of lavender 
glass with gilded rim and foot. 


Respective heights, 914 and 7 inches. 


131—Two Dercoratep VENETIAN Guass FLtowErR HoLpers 


Both of greenish-amber glass. One with long, slender funnel 
receptacle supported on a four-handled baluster stem and 
spreading foot; the other with lily mouth and slender stem 
scrolled into a sitting bird with pink feet; ribbed stem and 


foot. 
Respective heights, 12°4 and 10%, inches. 


182—Two TurevolisE-BLUE VENETIAN GuLAss GOBLETS 


Bell-shaped bowls and spreading feet, of blue lined with 
white; elaborate stems with two-handled vases supporting 
lobed disks which display on each three large forget-me-nots. 
(Larger one imperfect.) : 

Respective heights, 12 and 81% inches. 


188—Two Tait Venetian Guass VasEs 
One, pear-shaped body with lily mouth; enriched with varied 
spirals and “V”s of light blue, lavender, yellow, ivory, gold, 
dark blue, deep rose and black. The other gourd-shaped, 
with long, sectioned, tapering neck; in varied shades of 


bottle-green. 
. Respective heights, 1114 and 14 inches. 


1384—Two Drcoratep VENETIAN GuAss FLowrrR Ho.peEers 


Long, slender funnel receptacle supported on an eight-han- 
_ dled baluster stem and spreading foot; milk-white glass 


trimmed with ruby. 
Respective heights, 12 and 9%, inches. 


1385—Two Venetian Guass FtowrrR Honpers 


One, double elongated ribbed and curved flasks, either for 
oil and vinegar or flowers; in slightly milky-blue glass on 
broad foot of clear glass. The other with double gourd- 
shaped body, slender neck, small spout and scrolled handle, 
enriched with spirals in milky glass on clear white. 


Respective heights, 91% and 9 inches. 


186—Two VENETIAN GuAss STanpING CouUPrEs 


Gadrooned bowls with crested rims, the stems of milky- 
white sea-horses' modeled in full relief, on flaring feet. One 
of emerald-green, the other ruby; both enriched with gold. 
(Imperfect. ) 

Height, 81%, inches. 


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137—VENETIAN Guiass FLrowrer Hover 
The body in the form of an open-back swan with cygnet 
seated on its tail, supported on spreading circular foot; 
smoky glass enriched with powdered gold. (Imperfect.) 
Height, 7 inches; length, 9 inches. 


1388—Two Rusy Venetian Guass FLrowrer Howpers 
Varied patterns; double curved and elongated flask-shaped 
bodies, spirally ribbed, supported on short baluster stems; 
one trimmed with disk of clear glass. 
Respective heights, 91/, and 8%, inches. 


139—Decoratep VENETIAN GLass Stanpine CoureE 
Gadrooned body with flaring crested rim, on double twisted 
stem terminating in a blossom; spreading foot. In smoked 


amber glass. 
Height, 814, inches. 


140—Decoratrep VENETIAN Guass STANDING CouPE AND Cover 
Ribbed bowl and cover with spiral terminal, supported on 
slender spiral and baluster stem and spreading foot; of 

amberish smoked glass with milky veinings. 
Height, 111, inches. 


141—Venetian Grass StTanpinc CourE 
Gadrooned body, with crested rim and snake handles; the 
stem of milk-white sea-horse modeled in full relief; the body 
and foot in two alternating colors of aventurine. 
Height, 914 inches. 


142—Two Buivur anp Goitp VENETIAN GLass GOBLETS 
Bowl-shaped bodies with upright collar, enriched with stel- 
late and spiral dart-like motives in blue, milky-white glass 
and aventurine; gadrooned baluster stem and spreading 


foot in clear glass. | 
Height, 8 inches. 


1438—Tatrut Stranpine VENETIAN Guass FLtowER HoLper 


Gadrooned funnel-shaped receptacle and spreading foot of 
slightly smoked glass; elaborate double stem of two scrolled 
snakes exhibiting blue spirals, in clear glass with gilded 
combs; supported on small pear-shaped gadrooned baluster 


stem. 
Height, 15 inches. 


144—VENETIAN Guass VASE 
Curious elongated pear-shaped indented body, with Cupid- 
wing handles, curved lily neck with small, extra, spout-like 
orifice for single blossom and spreading foot; of greenish- 


amber glass slightly smoked. 
Height, 15 inches. 


IntTerEstTiINc Dovusite Bripat Cup or VENETIAN Guiass 
Ribbed barrel-shaped goblet, supported on a highly con- 
ventionalized grotesque bride, her arms being scrolls and her 
bell-shaped skirt forming another goblet; varying clear to 
light amber glass. (Has been riveted.) 


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Height, 121%, imches. 


146—VENETIAN Guass Two-HANDLED VASE AND STOPPER 
Graceful, ribbed, pear-shaped body, incurving neck, with 
two handles terminating in shell motives and spreading foot; 
of slightly milky glass; supported above the short stem by 
two coiled white snakes, studded on both sides with a pink 


blossom. Rosetted stopper. (Chipped.) 
Height, 12 inches. 


147—DecoraTep VasE AND PiTrcHER oF VENETIAN GLass 

Vase, slender bottle-shaped, with two loop handles on high 
spreading foot, the body covered with raised lattice of 
smoked glass, the neck and foot simulating veined agate, en- 
riched with powderings of gold. Pitcher, green and gold, 
with aventurine snake handle, supported on three milky- 
white dolphins and a green spreading foot. 

Respective heights, 11 and 12 inches. 


148—Two Iripescent Mink-wHire VENETIAN Gass VasEs 


One, depressed funnel-shaped body supported on gadrooned 
stem and netted spreading foot, pale greenish-amber vary- 
ing to pale bluish milky glass. The other, slender ribbed 
conical body with spreading foot of varying milky glass 
supported by two intricately scrolled serpents in white glass 
with red tongues. (Repaired.) 

Respective heights, 11 and 16 inches. 


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149—Tartt Two-HANDLED VENETIAN Guass VASE 


Slightly gadrooned bulbous body with high baluster stem, 
neck with lily mouth and two scrolled serpent-like handles, 
supported on spreading foot; pale green glass flecked with 


gold. 
Height, 1934 inches. 


150—Buve anv Goip VENETIAN Guass TripLE FLowrer Houper 


Three scrolled vertical dolphins, each a flower holder, form 
the body, supported on a bossed baluster stem and high 
spreading bell foot; turquoise-blue glass with fins, tails and 
mouths of white glass, generously enriched with powdered 


gold. 
Height, 101%, inches. 


151—Taut Iripescent VENETIAN GLass-cOVERED VASE 
Quaint diminishing body formed of a series of ogees, sup- 
ported on high bell foot, pinnacle cover similarly formed 
to body; almost clear glass flashing with purple, crimson, 
blue and yellow in the light. (Terminal chipped.) 


Height, 151/, inches. 


152—Rusy Venetian Grass BEAKER 
Gadrooned body with bossed molded collar and high flaring 
mouth, supported on a double gadrooned stem and high, 
bell-shaped foot, encrusted with bosses; rich ruby, with 
bosses and gadroon stem enriched with powdered gilding. 


Height, 1314 inches. 


158—Tatut Sranpine Grass GoBLET 
Bowl-shaped, on high stem and spreading foot; light green 
decorated with long flag leaves in brown and darker greens. 


Height, 13 inches. 


154—GracEFUL VENETIAN Guass VASE 


Bulbous body modeled with peardrop gadroons, slender swan 
neck with lily mouth supported on small baluster stem and 
spreading foot; slightly milky glass with the foot of greenish 


glass. 
Height, 17 inches. 


155—Turee Tart Tirrany Favrire Griass Frowrer Hoipers 
Double bulbous bowl, supported on tall slender stem and 
spreading foot; golden-yellow and milky glass with iridescent 
areas of purples, blue and flame color. One with silver- 


plated foot and stem. : | 
Respective heights, 17, 161% and 16 inches. 


156—Two Tatu Tirrany Favrite Grass Flower Hobpers — 
Ogival bowls, supported on slender stems and bell-shaped 
feet; golden-yellow and milky glass with a charming iri- 


descence of purple, blue and green. 
Height, 16 inches. 


157—Two VENETIAN GLass CaRAFES 
One bottle-shaped, with spiraling and bossed lattice round 
the bowl in iridescent milky glass. The other pear-shaped, 
with spiraling and wave trimming and bosses in yellow 


glass; stopper for same. 
Respective heights, 10 and 111% inches. 


158—Two Venetian Guass Ewers anp STOPPERS 
Of clear glass; one trimmed with ruby lattice and bosses, the 
other with turquoise trimming on the spiraled body. (One 
imperfect. ) , 
Respective heights, 1314 and 12 inches. 
159—Two Venetian Grass Liqgureur BorrLtes anp Covers 
Pear-shaped, with slender necks; clear glass, decorated with 
ribbings of milky glass. The pinnacled covers form glasses. 


Height, 14 inches. 


160—VENETIAN Guass BraKkER 
Gadrooned body with bossed molded collar and high flaring 
mouth, supported on a double gadrooned stem and high, 
bell-shaped foot; encrusted with bosses. Iridescent milky 
glass, with the bosses pale green and gold. 
Height, 1614 inches. 


161—Tatt Sranpine VENETIAN Grass VasE 
Bell-shaped body, enriched with raised lattice supported on 
baluster stem with scrolled sea-horse handles and spreading 
foot; smoked glass, with warm amberish tones flecked with 


powdered gold. 
Height, 1614 inches. 


162—Tovrevoise VENETIAN Giass EPEercne 

In three sections, with two graduated, bell-shaped bowls for 
fruit, supporting liliform flower holder, the stem entwined 
with a snake and having four scrolls at foot; the middle 
support a baluster with three deep scrolls and large blos- 
soms between each; lower stem a spiral baluster on spread- 
ing foot. 

Height, 221, inches. 


163—Turee Bouemian Grass Decanters AND STOPPERS 
Bottle-shaped, decorated with vines and bunches of grapes; 
one each, red, green and blue. Pewter mountings and 


handle. (The green stopper missing. ) 
Height, 14 inches. 


164—Two Sinver-pLratep Wine Coo.ers 
Urn-shaped, with rim simulating the waves of the sea, sup- 
ported on a rustic stem and circular molded foot; the body 
and stem garlanded with vine-leaves and clusters of grapes; 
rustic handles. Loose linings. 
Height, 131, inches. 
165—Larcer Ova Sitver-PLatTep TEA-TRAY 
Plain dip, with heavy rope edge twisted at ends to form 
double handles.. Center engraved with floral medallion en- 


closed in scrolls. ; 
Length, 82 inches. 


DECORATIVE OBJECTS IN EUROPEAN, CHINESE 
AND JAPANESE PORCELAIN, AND 
ITALIAN FAIENCE 


166—T'wo DecoratEep DrespEN PorcELAIN Cups AND SAUCERS 


Decorated in -low-toned colors with pastoral and hunting 
scenes; gilded rims. 


167—Four Porcrerain Cups and SAUCERS 
Cylindrical shapes. Three Royal Vienna: one turquoise- 
blue, with Cupid medallion; one with octagonal medallion, 
“Cupid and Psyche”; one Royal-blue, with landscape panels 
in reserve. The fourth Dresden, Royal-blue, with reserve 
medallions of flowers. 


168—TweELveE BuvE anp WuirtTe CHINESE PorcEeLAIn Cups AND 
SAUCERS ; 
Decorated with differing floral motives; varied in size and 
pattern. 


169—Drespen Porcetain CovereD SuCRIER 


Bowl-shaped, with slightly domed cover and raspberry-spray 
terminal; decorated with sprays of roses in deep rose pink. 


Diameter, 444 inches. 


170—Earzty STAFFORDSHIRE TEA-CADDY AND COVER 


Depressed octagonal body, domed cover with swan terminal, 
decorated with bands of floral motives and sprays in red 
and brown. 

Height, 51, inches. 


171—Fovur CuinesE PorcenAIn Bowts and SAUCERS 


Eighteenth century, made for the European market. Deco- 
rated in enamels with Watteau pastoral scenes in brilliant 
enamels. 


*172—Satsuma Porcevain Trapot, Cup anp Saucer AND Cov- 
ERED Bown 

Teapot decorated with floral medallions and geometric 

spirals ; cup and saucer with irregular medallions, the saucer 

with a band of personages examining scroll paintings; bowl 

~minutely painted with growing blossoming trees and flowers. 


1738—DerEcoraTED PorceLaIn CovEerRED Bovurtton Cur AND 
SAUCER 
Decorated with raised flowers and Chinese figures and land- 


scapes in colors and gilding. 
Height, 6 inches. 


*174—Imar1t CoverED Jar AND Cup anp SAUCER : 
Reticulated double-bodied jar, with lacquered rim and dome 
cover, enriched with flower spray in relief. (Imperfect. ) 
Cup and saucer, interiors decorated with lobed floral medal- 
lions in colors, rims and exteriors in black and gold floral 
lacquer. 


175—Five Oxtp Lowestorr Bowts 
Decorated with banded circular medallions enclosing sprays 
of flowers in enamels; interior and exterior rims display 
lavender bands entwined with green and gilded vines. 


Diameter, 634 inches. 


176—Five Otp Lowestort Bowts 
Two decorated with medallions enclosing urns and flowers 
in brilliant enamels and three with stellate floral medallions, 
and all with dainty basket and pearl borders gilded. 


Diameter, 7 inches. 


*177—LaceveEreD Imari Bow. 
Flaring sides, interior decorated in enamels with eagle 
and peonies; medallioned panel border in reds; exterior in 
black, red and gold floral lacquer. 


Diameter, 7144 inches. 


178—NineE Decoratep Bowts, Lowestort STYLE 
Decorated on the interior edge with imbricated scrolled 
panels in pink and floral sprays, exterior with varied flower 
sprays in brilliant enamels. (One repaired.) 


Diameter, 7 inches. 


179—Fovur Decoratep PorcreLain PLaATEs 
Copeland, decorated with growing primroses in center and 
reticulated floral medallion border; Leeds, cream glaze with 
pierced geometric border; Minton, with panel of Cupid driv- 
ing a butterfly chariot; Royal Worcester, with flying cranes 
and reticulated border in pale blue, jewels and gilding. 


180—Two Cuines—E Porcetaty PuaTEs OF THE CH’IEN-LUNG 
PERIOD 
Decorated in enamels. One octagonal, with lady on veranda 
drinking tea; the other round, displaying the “Symbols of 
Happy Augury.” 


Diameters, 81% and 9 inches. 


181—Two Buve anp Wuirt CuInEsE PorceLaIn PLATES OF THE 
CH’IEN-LUNG PrERiop 
(a) Lightly serrated rim, decorated with sprays of flowers 
in varied alternating lobes, and center medallion enclosing 
balustrade terrace occupied by two ladies of the Court. 
(s) Cusped and petaled dip and central medallion enriched 
with varied sprays of asters, peonies and poppies. 


Diameter, 9 inches. 


182—Turee Bivue anp Waite Farence PuiaQues 
(a) Italian, with gadrooned and wave edge, decorated with . : 
central landscape medallion; tasseled floral rim. : 
(s) With scrolled rim, decorated with octagonal central F 
pierced floral medallion and continuous landscape border. : 
(c) With scrolled rim, decorated with circular central . 
pierced floral medallion and border paneled alternately with — 


landscapes and stags. 
Diameters, respectively 9 to 18 inches. 


183—Two BuiveE anp Waiter CHINESE PorRCELAIN PLATES OF THE 
K’anc-Hst PERIOD 
Plain dip, slightly gadrooned and serrated rim; decorated 
in a rich lustrous cobalt-blue with two feng-huangs perched 
among rocks and growing peonies, and above are two flying 
cranes in partial reserve. 
Diameter, 9 inches. 


184—Two Decoratep CHINESE Puates, EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, 
Lowestorr STYLE 


One decorated with group of crested herons in brilliant 
enamels, and dainty geometric and pearl border; the other 
with medallion of riverside landscape, with figures and dainty 
scroll and flower spray border in enamels. 


185—TuHrEE JAPANESE PorcELAIN PLATES 
Imari, and blue and white, decorated with central floral 
medallions in blue, scroll-paneled border, enriched with lotus 
scrolls, growing bamboo and birds and basket rim in red, 
blue, green and gilding, and other ornamentation. 


Diameter, 9 inches. 


186—Fovur Buvre anno WuHuirTE Faience PLatTEs 


Broad gadrooned rim; decorated with central landscape me- 
dallion and border paneled with floral motives and foliage. 


Diameter, 11 inches. 


187—Turee Buve anp Wuite Cuinese Porcetain PLatTEs OF 
THE CH’IEN-LUNG PERIOD 

Many-sided rim, decorated with aster blossom in center 

from which radiate eight panels occupied by the flowers 

of the four seasons repeated, and eight-paneled border of 
floral sprays. (One repaired.) 


Diameter, 101%4 inches. 


188—Fovur BuveE anp Waite CHINESE PorRCELAIN PLATES OF THE 
CuH’IEN-LUNG PERIOD . 
Similar to the preceding. 


Diameter, 1014 inches. 


189—Two Vasss, Teapot anp Barre in BuvE anp Wuire Cui- 
NESE PorcELAIN 

(a) Double gourd-shape decorated with lotus scroll; rim 
mounted in silver. 
(s) Miniature temple jar and cover, decorated with leaf- 
vines and ju-i band at neck; seated Dog Foo terminal to 
domed cover. 
(c) Pot with gadrooned bell-shaped body and cover, up- 
right shaped handle; decorated with panels of peonies. 
(p) Barrel, decorated with band of asters and pearls; 
mounted in silver with bird spout, open scroll banding with 
supporting knobs and Cupid stopper. (No stand.) 


190—Two Iratiman Farence PircuHers 
(a) Bulbous body, straight spout and strap handle, deco- 
rated with wide band of scrolled vines and minor bandings 
in orange and blue on cream ground. Metal lining for 
flowers. 
(s) Reticulated double-bodied trick jug, with scroll handle; 
decorated with pierced rosettes in yellow, blue and green 


on cream ground. 
Heights, 9 inches. 


191—WHuiTE AND GoLtp Skvres PorcELAIN SERVICE 


Plain, simple shapes, enriched with gilded rims and mono- 
grams “RFG.” Factory mark and “Doré a Sevres.”’ Con- 
sisting of 108 pieces: 


68 Dinner plates. 7 Celery and olive boats. 

6 Large round entrée dishes. 2 Gravy boats and trays 

6 Small round entrée dishes. 2 Salad bowls. 

4 Assorted oval platters. 1 Large soup tureen and tray. 


7 Round vegetable dishes and covers. 


192—CuinesE Mepariion PorceLaIn SERVICE 
Mostly decorated with alternate floral and landscape scrolled 
medallions in reserve, with grounds of flowers on gilding; 
executed in rich, brilliant enamels. Tea and dinner service, 
consisting of the following 226 pieces: 


16 After dinner cups and saucers. 23 Soup plates. . 


5 Tea bowls and saucers. 6 Cake plates. 
11 Breakfast cups and saucers. 8 Assorted oval platters. 
14 Breakfast plates. 4 Oval well and tree platters. 
44 Fruit plates. 4 Large fruit dishes. 
55 Dinner plates. 4 Small fruit dishes. 

1 Large soup tureen and cover. 1 Large punch bowl and tray. 
4 Round compotiers. 8 Vegetable dishes with covers. 
4 Oval sauce tureens and covers. 2 Square cake dishes. 

2 Shaped fruit bowls. 4 Round berry dishes. 


1 Large oval hot water entrée dish and cover. 
2 Large oval asparagus dishes with loose strainers. 
3 Assorted oval vegetable dishes. 


198—Cvurious CuInEsE Porcexain [yx-pot oF THE CH’IEN-LUNG 
PERIOD 
Outer bowl decorated in enamels and gilding with “‘Shou- 
lao,” the God of Longevity, presenting a peach to two high 
mandarins; interior jar enclosing a pestle terminating in a 
small figure of a scholar. (Repaired.) Has carved wood 
stand. 
Height, 21, inches. 
*194—Two Satsuma PorceLain Bow1s 
High curved sides, with short feet; one fluted and decorated 
with devotee in grotto overhung with fir-trees, the other 
with landscape with sage contemplating a waterfall. 
Height, 314 inches. 


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195—Smatt Cuinesr Porcevarn Jar or THE YuNG Cu’ENG 
PERIOD 

Decorated with dragons in blue, among green cloud scrolls 

on a blue-white ground; jw-i bands in green, red and yellow 

at neck and foot. Has carved pierced wood cover and 

stand. . Height, 4 inches. 


*196—Two Satsuma PorcELain VASES 


Bulbous, with outcurving neck; interior lip decorated with 
colored butterflies; exteriors simulating turquoise-blue cloi- 


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sonné enamel. Height, 41 inches. 


197—Two Decoratep Drespen Porcetain Groups 
“The Senses of Smell and Vision.” Two young girls are 
seated: one at a table occupied by a basket of flowers, which 
she is smelling; the other before her dressing table and 
mirror, viewing her charms. On shaped and fluted plinths. 
Enriched with gilding and colors. Height, 4%/, inches. 


198—JapanrEsE Pottery Bown 


Scalloped lip, decorated with chrysanthemum medallions 
in white and gold interrupted by broad gray leaves on cream. 
fishroe crackle ground. Diameter, 51/, inches. 


199—Two Decoratep Drespen PorcreLain Groups 
“A Youthful Bacchus” stands beside a vase for pot-pourri; 
perforated top for same; on rustic plinth. “Young Girl 
and her Pet Parrot.” Seated figure, in eighteenth century 
costume with lacy mob cap, feeds her favorite, whose gilded 
cage is set on a table beside her; on shaped fluted plinth. 


Respective heights, 51, and 5%, inches. 


200—JAPANESE PotrErRY CovERED JAR AND STANDING COUPE 


(a) Jar, depressed bulbous body, enriched with dull brown 
trickling splash on warm gray crackled ground; pierced 
silver-plated cover. 

(se) Keisan coupe; high elliptical foot, pierced with geo- 
metric motives; interior of bowl. decorated with panels of 
birds, exterior with scrolled feathers in black-brown on a 
warm cream crackled ground. 


-201—Two Japanese Decoratep Farence Botrizs 
(a) Double gourd-shaped, finely decorated with reserved 
scrolled chrysanthemums in blue, green, old red and gilding 
on resonant black ground. ; 
(ws) Squat bottle-shape, decorated with alternate spirals 
and medallions in blue and cream crackle displaying rushes 
and flower sprays. in gold and pale colors. 
Height, 614 inches. 
*202—Two Satsuma PorcELain Vases 
Bottle-shaped, decorated with panels of landscapes and per- 
sonages in dull colors and gilding, on a crackled cream 
ground. 
Height, 614, inches. 


203—DecoraTED DrespEN PorcELAIN GROUP 


“The Return from Confirmation.” Seated figure of a 


young girl in eighteenth century costume, her lacelike veil 
still on her head, and her prayer-book held in her lap. Be- 
side her is a spinning-wheel on a table. Enriched with 
colors and gilding. On oval scrolled plinth. (Repaired.) 

Height, 64, inches. 


204—Two Drcoratep DrespEN PorceLain FicuRINEs 
“The Fortune Teller” and “Cupids’ Darts For Sale.” ‘Two 
_ diminutive girls, both in Watteau costumes and lace head- 
dresses; one before a table turning the cards of Fate, the 
other at a rustic column selling bows and arrows. Enriched 
with colors and gilding. On circular scrolled patterned 


plinths. 
Height, 61, inches. 


205—Two Royat Worcester Porcetain Dovsite Vases 
Bottle-shaped, the outer body reticulated with geometric 
panels, neck decorated with floral bandings and festoons 
in ruby, pale blue and gilding on white ground. 
Height, 7 inches. 


206—CuinesE ENAMELED PorceLain VasE oF THE YuNG CH’ENG 
PERIOD 

Slender oviform, with the Imperial-yellow ground lightly in- 

cised with all-over scrolling and enriched with spray of roses 


in pink and green. 
Height, 7%, inches. 


207—JapanrEsE Portrrery BorTriLEe 


Squat bell-shaped body, enriched on the cream ground with 
archaic scrolling in black and on one side with a broad area 
of apple-green splash. 

Height, 71/, inches. 


208—Curiovus OLp BLuE anp Wuitt Persian PorceLain Botrrie 


Molded squat body and spout, decorated with alternating 
panels of animals and flowers; neck enriched with metal 
mounting minutely chased with arabesque and floral band- 
ings. 

Height, 714 inches. 


209—DercoratTED DrespEN PorcEeLAIN Group 


“Asleep After The Ball.” <A tired young girl is seated in a 
high-back chair, in eighteenth century costume, a billet- 
doux thrust into her corsage, and is reclining against a 
high table; enriched with gilding and colors. On shaped 
plinth. 

Height, 714 inches. 


210—DecoratTep CarisBpap PorceLain JEWEL CasKET 
Oblong, with domed top decorated with pastoral panels in 
colors and scrolled imbricated corners in deep rose-pink; 
mounted with gilded bronze rim, foot and lock. 


Length, 7%, inches. 


211—DecoraTEp CARLSBAD PorcELAIN INKSTAND 


Oblong tray, decorated with scrolled scale rim in deep rose, 
and central pastoral scene; loose bowl-shaped inkwell and 
sandpot similarly decorated. 

Length, 8 inches. 


212—DecoraTED DrespEN PorcELAIN FIGURINE 


“The Afternoon Promenade.” Young woman in eighteenth 
century costume with lace mob cap, walking and reading 
a missive; enriched with gilding and colors. On round 
scrolled plinth. 

Height, 8 inches. 


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218—Two Drcoratep Drespen Porceiatn Ficurines| = 
“Pastoral Amusements.” A young girl standing and hold- — 
ing clusters of grapes in the panniers of her dress, and a — 
youth dancing with a garland of roses held on his shoul- 
ders. Both are in eighteenth century costumes, enriched 
with gilding and colors. On key-patterned circular plinths. 


Respective heights, 7 and 64, inches, 


214—Two Farence Fiowrr Hopers 
(a) Octagonal vase-shape, with eight extra orifices for in- ae 
dividual blossoms; decorated with flowers, birds and fruits 
in dull red, green and yellow. (Repaired.) 
(sn) Wall jardiniére; fluted semicircular body, decorated 
with floral and rope motives in blue on cream ground. o. 
Width, 7144 imches. — 


215—Turee Decoratep Farence Jars 

(a) Italian albarello, decorated with broad scrolled leaves 
and blossoms in orange and green reserved on dark blue. 
(s) Italian albarello, decorated with coat-of-arms in red, 
yellow and dark blue and leaf scroll bands on starch-blue 
ground. Inscribed. (Repaired.) | 

-(c) Dutch, decorated with tub and orange-tree draped with 
flags and flower-vines mm colors on white ground. 


216—Royrat Worcester Porcetain FLowrr HoupEer 
Receptacle modeled in the form of a shell; white glaze en- 
riched with gilded rim and supported on coral-red stems in 
a simulation of bronze. Circular base decorated with shells 


and seaweed motives. 
Height, 814 inches. 


217—Royat Dovuttron Farence Vase 
Ovoid body with trumpet mouth, on square base; enriched in 
reserve with maidens holding orange garlands on royal- 


blue ground, touched with gilding. 
Height, 81, inches. 


218—Two Decoratep Drespen Porceiain Groups 
“Mars and Minerva.” Attired in classic Roman garb and 
plumed helmets, standing among Cupids who are playing 
with various attributes of the Deities. Enriched with colors 


and gilding. On scrolled oval plinths. 
Heights, 81, and 8 inches. 


219—Szivres Bisque Bust 
“Marie Antoinette.” Finely modeled from the original of 
Pajou. On circular, blue and gilded plinth. Both pieces 


with factory mark. 
Height, 73/, inches. 


220—Decoratep Drespen Porcetain Bust 
Smiling, fair-haired subject, with a kerchief over head and 
a bouquet in her corsage; enriched with colors and gilding. 


On scrolled oval pedestal. 
Height, 9% inches. 


221—Royat Buivurt Srvres Porcetamn Vase anv InxstTAanp 
Bottle-shaped vase, decorated with gilded scrolling at lip 
and body (lip chipped). Low circular tray supporting ink- 
stand with surrounding orifices for pen-holders. 


Height, 9 inches; diameter, 614 inches, 


222—-Buve anp WuitE CHINESE PorcELAIN JAR OF THE K’anc- 
Hs! Prriop 

Squat inverted pear-shape with outcurving foot and short 

collar; decorated in reserve with prunus trees in blossom, 

on a rich cobalt-blue crackling-ice ground, at the neck with 


a ju-t band. 
Height, 91, inches. 


223—Two Bivur anp Waitt CuinesE Porcretain Borrries 
Graceful pear-shapes decorated in rich cobalt-blue on a 
lustrous dense ground, with four-lobed medallions and lobed 
bands enclosing scrolled lotus blossoms in reserve; metal 
mountings at foot; neck and chained stopper. 


Height, 91% inches. 


2924—Two EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LoweEsTorT VASES 


Graceful inverted pear-shaped bodies, decorated with lightly 
modeled cartouches on an imbricated ground with dainty 
medallions of landscapes alternating with flower sprays, in 
the lower panels with shells, seaweed and sprays in bistre, 
blue and crimson and gilding on the flowers. (One re- 
paired. ) , 

Height, 10 inches. 


225—Larce Oxp Lowerstorr Bow. 
Fluted body with serrated edge; interior rim decorated with 
trailing vines and flower sprays at intervals, exterior with 


sprays of flowers in brilliant enamels. 
Diameter, 1114 inches. 


226—Two DrcoratTEep EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LOoweEstToFrT TRAYS 


Elongated oval with scrolled rim, decorated with floral 
medallion and wave and pearl rim with sprigs of flowers; 
in green, crimson, brown and gilding. 

. Length, 101% inches. 


*997—Dovutton Potrrery JARDINIERE 


Globular, decorated with leaf garlands and medallions in rich 


brown on a lighter, netted ground. 
Diameter, 101% inches. 


228—DercoraTED SEvRES PORCELAIN JARDINIERE 


Shaped oval, with ogival sides and scrolled acanthus-leaf 
handles and scrolled feet; the panels decorated with gay- 
plumed birds in landscape, in colors and gilding. 


Length, 101% inches. 


229—DercoraTED DrespEN PorcELAIN BONBONNIERE 


The graceful Diana, in classic garb, reclines and holds a 
boat-shaped dish decorated with raised flowers; enriched 
with colors and gilding. On scrolled and shaped plinth. 
( Chipped.) 

Length, 12 inches. 


230—EcesHeLL Srvres Porcenain TETE-A-TETE TEaA-sET 
Finely decorated with gilded lace grounds and banding, 
with charming rosebuds in reserve; consisting of teapot, 
covered sucrier, milk pitcher with cover and two cups and 
saucers. 


231—Royat Virnna PorcELAIN TETE-A-TETE CHOCOLATE SET 


Decorated with oval medallions depicting various classic 
subjects, enriched with pale lavender and floral gilded bands 
on a lavender tinted ground; consisting of chocolate pot and 
cover, milk pitcher and cover, sucrier, two cups and saucers 
and oval tray. (One cover repaired.) 


232—Royat Worcester PorceLain VasE 
Persian form, with pendant reticulated medallion and floral 
band on shoulder, supported by four long-necked eagles, 
banded at foot; enriched with gilding, a simulation of bronze, 
silver-pink and turquoise-blue. (Repaired.) 
Height, 11 inches. 


233—Two Satsuma FLower Jars 


Elongated pear-shape with lobed mouth; decorated at the 
mouth and foot with delicate medallion and scroll bands, 
jewels and gilding; the bodies with an oblong gilded mesh 


enclosing dragons and insects in pale colors. 


Height, 111% inches. 


234—_DecoraTED CutnresE LowEstTortT VAsE oF THE EIGHTEENTH 
CENTURY 
Hexagonal bottle-shape, decorated with sprays of varied 


flowers in brilliant enamels. 
Height, 111% inches. 


235—CHINESE PorRcELAIN BotrLEeE oF THE YuNG CH’ENG PERIOD 


Globular, with incurving neck and broad foot; decorated 
in reserve with five-clawed Imperial-green dragon among 
cloud forms of blue, green and pink, and another dragon in 
aubergine rising from wave formation and seeking the sacred 
pearl of power; on brilliant and golden-yellow ground. 


(Neck repaired and lip banded with metal.) 
Height, 11 inches. 


236—Two Corretanp PorceLain Vases AND Covers 
Graceful egg-shaped body, enriched with fluted neck, leaf 
foot and pearl strap handles, supported on a fluted stem 
and square base; decorated with Cupid among butterflies in 


colors on white grounds. 
Height, 111% inches. 


237—Two Buivure anp WuitEe CuHInEesE PorcELAIn PLAQUES OF 
THE CH’IEN-LUNG PERIOD pee 


Deep dips, with slightly lobed rims. One decorated with = ; 


landscape exhibiting a rocky stream with a man fishing with 
a net from a tiny boat, various mandarins on both banks 
watching the operation; the other, with a three-clawed — 
dragon approaching to attack a tiger under a prunus tree. — 


Diameter, 1214 inches. 


238—Irauian Farence Fiower Vase | 
Tapering body, with heavy rope handles; decorated Be 
panels of broad leaf scrolls in dull reds, erreas and Mat : 
on pale yellow Eroune: * 
Height, 121% inches. | 


239—RoyvaL WorcrsteR PorcEeELaIn PITCHER 


Bottle-shaped, with small mouth and handle modeled in the 
form of a coiled lizard, simulating bronze, decorated with — 


growing bamboo and flying cranes in gold and bronze on 
imbricated gold-powdered gray ground. 
Height, 12 inches. 


240—Dercoratep Dresp—N PorcEeLain Group 
“The Wine Press.” Many children are having a merry time 
grouped at various pursuits on and around a large old- 
fashioned grape press; enriched with colors and gilding. 
On circular plinth. . 
Height, 13 inches. 
*241—Two DecoraTED PorcEeLain VAsEs : 
One, cylindrical. Banded with bamboo stems in relief; 
collar embellished with flying birds. The other, quadri- 
lateral, with incurving mouth and short foot, lightly mod- 
eled with Shou character on sides; giant crackle on cream- 


white glaze. 
Respective heights, 11 and 184%, inches. 


242—Two Buve ann Waitt Curnese Porcertain PLaaves OF 
THE CH’IEN-LUNG PERIOD 
Small cavetto and broad marly; decorated with central me- 
dallion of reserve ju-i banding and floral sprays with radi- 
ating lobed floral panels which are repeated on the marly; 
soft Mohammedan-blue on a resonant white ground. | 


Diameter, 1414 inches, © 


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243—Two Buivure anp Wuirte Irauian Farence Wine Pots 


Bowl-shaped, with dog spouts and round loop handles; deco- 
rated with bands of entwining vines and stems bearing 
grapes. (Oue repaired.) 

Height, 14 inches. 


244—T'wo Srivres Porcretain VasEs 
Graceful pear-shaped bodies, with trumpet mouths and 
spreading feet ; decorated with Cupids variously toying with 
hearts and playing with doves, in dull pink; gilded rims. 


Height, 14 inches. 


245—Buivur anp WuitTEe Curinese PorcreLain VasE anp Cover 
Elongated inverted pear-shape; domed cover with a stand- 
ing Dog Foo terminal; decorated with two lobed medallions 
enclosing landscape occupied by two Court ladies singing; 


the ground enriched with birds and flowers. 
Height, 141/, inches. 


246—Pirrcep DrespEN PorcELAIn Fruit Basket 


Boat-shaped, with scrolling rim, rustic handles and feet; the 
pierced basket enriched with raised trailing roses in colors 
and gilding. 

Length, 1414, inches. 


247—Royat Worcester Porcextain Boat-sHaprep VAsE 
The body with scrolled, winged demi-female handle, scrolled 
prow and reticulated rim, supported on an acanthus and 
scrolled stem and round leaf-molded base; enriched on the 


cream matt glaze with silver and gilding. 
Height, 14 inches. 


248—Royat Worcester Porcetarn Pitcrim Borrie 
Flattened oval body, incurving neck with fixed double ring 
chain handles and quatrefoil foot; entirely reticulated with 
floral medallion motives, enriched on the white with iri- 


descent gilding. 
Height, 14°34 inches. 


249—Rovat Worcester Porcetan Vase anp Ewer witu Cover — 
Bottle-shaped vase, with gilded loop handles decorated with 


growing lavender chrysanthemums and buttercup sprays on 


a gold-powdered cream ground. Ewer and cover. Persian 
form with reticulated handle and spout strap; decorated — 
with lotus scrolls in colors and gilding on white Bsa 


ground. (Repaired.) , 
Respective heights, 15, and 1414 inches, — 


250—Two Larce Iranian Farence Borttrries 
Globular bodies and short necks. One decorated with reserve 


medallion enclosing bust of a Roman soldier on a rich blue F. 7 


ground on which are floral sprays in dull colors, geometric — 
bands at neck: the other, with two shaped medallions en- 


closing large birds. 
Height, 15 inches. 


251—Two Lance Iran Farence ALBARELLOS 
Incurving cylindrical bodies decorated in blue on cream 


grounds, with all-over floral scrolls enclosmg on one an In- 


scribed panel, on the other two shaped panels occupied by 


birds. 
Height, 15 inches. 


252—CHINESE PowpER-BLUE PORCELAIN VASE 


Squat bulbous body, with long broad incurving neck with 
two leaf handles; decorated in gold with pagoda surrounded 
by temple buildings and a long inscription, the neck with 


flower sprays. 
Height, 14 inches. 


253—Two Larce Bivue anp WuitE CuInEsE PorcELAIN JARS OF 
THE K’anc-Hst PERIop 
Elongated inverted pear-shape, with broad foot and short 
incurving collar; richly decorated in brilliant cobalt-blue 
with three series of arched fir-tree banded panels displaying 
greatly varied landscapes occupied by differing animals in 
each: monkey, ducks, antelope, crane, rabbits, eagle and 
spotted deer; at the foot with growing flowers; the neck 


with lobed medallions enclosing peonies. 
Height, 15 inches. 


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254—CuINESE PowDER-BLUE BoTTLE oF THE CH’IEN-LUNG PERIOD 
Graceful inverted pear-shaped body, decorated in gold with 
five-clawed dragon among cloud scrolls seeking the sacred 
pearl of power on a rich translucent Mazarin-blue. Has 


carved wood stand. 
Height, 16 inches. 


255—Larcr CHINESE PorcELAIN BoTTLE-sHAPED VASE OF THE 
K’anc-ust PERIOD 

Depressed globular body and long straight neck; decorated 

in cobalt-blue with many weird dogs of Foo playing among 

cloud-forms with brocaded balls. Has carved wood stand. 


Height, 161% inches. 


256—Larcre CHINESE PorceLAIn Braker oF THE K’aNG-HSI 
PERIOD 

Bulbous center, with high outcurving neck and foot. Deco- 

rated in the center with sprays of flowers, at neck with a 

“Juggler Entertaining a High Mandarin” on his veranda, 

at the foot the juggler receiving approbation and his guer- 

don; in rich brilliant cobalt-blue on a dense resonant white 


ground. 
Height, 17 inches. 


257—Larce CHINESE Porcevain Vase oF THE K’anc-HsI PERIOD 
Club-shaped, decorated in Mohammedan-blue with innumer- 

able “‘feng-huangs” among sprays of flowers. 
Height, 18 inches. 


*258—DercoraTED JAPANESE PoRCELAIN PLAQUE 
Deep sloping cavetto; enriched in enamels with irregularly 
placed and varied medallions exhibiting personages at coun- 


try pastimes, birds and flowers. 
Diameter, 151% inches. 


259—Buivr anp Wuitrt CuiInEsE PorcreLAIN PLAQUE OF THE 
K’anc-Hs1 PERiop 3 

Plain deep dip; decorated in rich cobalt-blue with an elabo- 

rate scroll-handled basket of asters, lotus and prunus blos- 


soms and narrow floral band. 
Diameter, 151/, inches. 


*260—EnNaMEL PorcELAIN PLAQUE 
Central circular rose medallion, from which radiate fa . 
shaped panels of varied flowers in reserve on a flowered red a 


ground. — 
Disneion 16 inches. 


261—Larce Bive anp Wuirre Curnese Porcenain Prague OF | 
tHE K’anc-nst Prriop es 

Broad outcurving marly, marked by ciel sinuous lobes ree 
decorated in center with scrolled stems of peonies bearing — 7 
curious, flame-like leaves which are modified and repeated in ~ 

the paneled lobes; beautiful Mohammedan-blue on dense 


white ground. rg 
Diameter, 191% inches. 


262—Two DercoratED DrespEN PorceLamn FicureEs. 


“Les Jardiniéres.” Pastoral standing figures of a youth 
and maiden in Watteau costumes, both carrying baskets of 
flowers and bouquets; enriched with gilding and colors. On 


square leaf-scrolled plinths. 
Height, 1914 inches. 


*963—LarcE AuvSTRIAN PorRCELAIN PLAQUE 


Shallow cavetto, decorated with the bust of a young girl in 
medieval costume, on a gilded ground semé with fleurs-de-lis. 


Diameter, 22 inches. 


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264—-Two Larce CurtnesE Porcetain VAsEs 
Club-shaped, with rudimentary animal and ring handles on — 
neck; decorated with various bands of key-pattern scroll, 
tai-t’ieh ogre heads, .ju-t and leaf motives, all in low relief 
and simulating bronze. (One repaired at neck and with 


one ring handle missing.) 
Height, 22 inches. 


265—Two Larce Canton Enametep Mepatiion Porcerain 
VASES 
Club-shaped, lightly gadrooned from foot to crown, with 
Dog Foo handles in gilding, elaborately decorated with 
many reserve scrolled handles displaying Court fétes, scenes 
of Court life, and flowers, birds and butterflies, in brilliant 
enamels on gilded grounds enriched with peony scrolls. 


Height, 35 inches. 


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*266—Four JAPANESE Ivory Carvincs 


(4) A mounted sage with kneeling attendant replacing his 
shoe. 


(zs) Two peasants and their offspring. 
(c) Bunch of pomegranates and a beetle. 
(>) Two squatting playful boys in close proximity. 


*267—CrystaL Gazinc Batu 


Clear ball, supported on a silver-plated stand of cat-tails 


on a rustic base. 
Diameter of ball, 21% inches. 


268—Smatut Carvep Ivory PAanet 


“Leda and the Swan.” The subject is seated on the banks 
of a pool in which two nymphs are bathing; an attendant 
waits on the shore. Carved in low relief and tinted; molded 


rim. 
Height, 35% inches; width, 334 inches. 


*269—Two Rovunp LacevErEpD CovEerep Boxes 
Decorated with detached blossoms on a fine old gold ground. 


270—Two Mopets tn TorToIsE-sHELL AND AN Ivory SHRINE 
(a) Sampan rigged with one lug sail, in dark-colored shell. 
(s) Jinricksha with folding hood, in pale yellow shell. 
(c) Carved ivory shrine, seated figure of a Goddess; en- 
closed with two doors; on wave and dragon oval base. 


271—Sitver-citr Mountep Limocres Cup anp Saucer 
Cup and saucer enriched with scrolled acanthus-leaf band 
occupied by Cupids attacking chimera and dragon, painted 
“en camaieu,” and with gilded bands. 


272—Sma.u InxsTaND AND SILVER PursE 
Pottery stand, gadrooned bulb-shape invested with green 
and aubergine glaze; fitted with engraved gilded bronze 
cover and boat-shaped tray. 
Flat, shaped purse with carrying chain, engraved with mono- 
gram “WHG” within floral scrolls. 


273—Carvep CoraL SET : a 
Bracelet enriched in high relief with . Cupid sleeping among 
roses, of clear lustrous pink coral. Consisting of bracelet, — 
brooch and two earrings. 


274 Cues Carvep Ivory Fan 
Guards carved with various Lohans and temples ; perfor = 
blades similarly enriched. The painted field displays a court 
féte with innumerable figures clad in silk and with minia- 


ture ivory features. In lacquered box. : 
Length, 9 inches. 


275—Two TorroisrE-sHELL Fans anp CarriacGE Parason 
The sticks of fans are of pale yellow shell; one with field of 
feathers, the other black silk monogrammed. | 
Folding parasol with elaborate spiral tip and handle with 
leaf knob, of dark and light shell; covered with black Chan- 
tilly lace over champagne-colored silk. 


276—-Si1LtverR Mopex oF Vixine SHIP 
Swan-shape, with three spearlike oars in place on either side; 
sail filled with the wind. Mounted on oblong molded and 


ebonized plinth. 
Length, 8 inches. 


*277—THREE JAPANESE LacevuER Boxts 


One square, with slightly domed loose top and interior tray; 
decorated with flowers and birds on an aventurine ground; 
long red cord and tassels for same. Another oblong, deco- 
rated in red and gold flower sprays on black ground. The 
third oblong, with side drawer, decorated with floral spray 
on aventurine ground. (All slightly imperfect.) 


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*278—Two CHINESE CarvepD Bamsoo FLrower Hoxpers 


Truncated; enriched with a varied landscape in low relief, 
“The Taoist Paradise.” (Sides split.) 
Height, 51/, inches. 


*279—Carvep CHINESE Hvat1 Woop Box 


Oblong; enriched with panels of flowers and fabulous mon- 


sters. Loose lifting top. 
Height, 51% inches; length, 12 inches. 


*280—LarGE JAPANESE LacevuER Box 


Oblong, with loose-lifting cover ; the exterior decorated with 
medallions and scrolls in black and gold; interior of top 
finely decorated with tortoises among rocks and bamboo in 
varied colored golds enriched with minute particles of 
mother-of-pearl. In black lacquered case. 


Height, 614 inches; length, 161 inches. 


281—GitpEp Bronze Enament Tazza 


On fluted spreading foot; double ring and strap handles; 
the body decorated with floral enameled band interrupted 
with gilded shell motives in relief, 


Diameter, 914 inches. 


282—Framep Roman Mosaic Pane 
The fagade of the Basilica at Rome; minutely executed in 
colors with many figures before the famous church. 


Height, 734 inches; width, 11 inches. 


283—Framep Roman Mosaic 
Circular panel with scroll corners displaying a group of 
four doves perched and drinking from a bowl; minute in 


execution and soft in color. 
1434, inches square. 


*984.-_Very Larce Carvep CHINESE RuINocEROS Horn 


Lily-form cup, supported on a curved openwork of flower- 
ing prunus in which are birds; rich mellow yellow patina. 
Has open carved wood stand. 

Height, 22 inches. 


*285—Turee Japanese Bronze Aso Trays 
(a) Bowl-shape, simulating an antique pattern. 
(s) Tub-shape, simulating an antique pattern. 
(c) Flat, round, plain tray. 


*286—Two SmaLu JapaNnEsE Bronze ANIMALS 
Recumbent water-buffalo and reindeer; finished in light 
brown patina. 


287—Two Bronze Groups 


(a) Two hounds in close OSS seated on their 
haunches; on molded oval marble plinth. 


(8) Russian bronze; a moujik stands holding a box for 
matches in front of him. On round marble plinth. 


*988—T wo Tape Bronze Tripops 


Antique models, slightly varying; funnel bowls with upright 
loop handles on elephant and trunk feet. 


Height, 61% inches. 
*289—THREE Sree Bronze VaseEs 
(a) Small quadrilateral beaker, decorated with deen in 
relief. 
(zs) Quadrilateral, with inset mouth and foot decorated with 
rudimentary animal-head ring handles. 


(c) Tripod, enriched with floral band on body. Has carved ~ R 


and pierced wood cover. 


Respective heights, 41/8, Bo and T1/, inches. 


290—TurerE Brass CHAMBER CANDLESTICKS 


Two old English, with large deep saucers. One Dutch, with 
small socket and floral repoussé saucer. 


*291—-Two Bronzre Cupips 
“Painting” and “Literature”; seated figures diligently ap- 
plying themselves to books held on their knees. On black 


marble plinths. 
Height, 7 inches. 


292—-Comrosition Group By GustavE Dort 
“A Youthful Bacchus”; Cupid reclining on some rushes, 
a basket of grapes at his side, is holding a cluster to his. 
mouth. Signed “Gve Dore.” Tinted pink; on molded ob- 


long base. 
Length, 7 inches. 


293—Bronze SpHInx PAPERWEIGHT 
An Egyptian model, in typical attitude; large ring handle 
on back; deep greenish-yellow patina. Mounted on oblong 


rouge marble plinth. 
Length, 8%, inches. 


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*294—Two JAPANESE CLOISONNE VASES 


Oviform, with short necks; decorated with bands of dragons 
and spear-shaped lobes in dull colors and orange on black 


grounds. 
Height, 9 inches. 


*295—Two JaPaNESE CLOISONNE VasEs 
Club-shaped; the bodies decorated with floral, cloud and 


butterfly motives in colors on lavender grounds, the necks 


on blue grounds. 
; Height, 91%, inches, 


*996—Two CrysTaL AND Brass CANDLESTICKS 


Tapering shafts and bobéches, mounted with brass sockets, 


collars and spreading feet. 
Height, 10 inches. 


*297—Two JAPANESE Bronze FLtowrer Hoppers 
One, club-shaped vase, with long neck and spreading foot; 
the other, a fish with hinged head supported vertically by a 
tree branch. Both with rich brown patina. 


Respective heights, 934, and 101%, inches. 


*298—Two JapanEsE Bronze CaNnDLESTICKS 
, Plain shafts enriched in relief with coiled dragons and the 


sacred pearl, supported on three ju-i feet. — 
Height, 8 inches. 


*299—T wo Japanese Bronze Vases 
(a) Trumpet mouth beaker, enriched with various archaic 
scroll panels. 
(sp) Pear-shaped body, trumpet mouth, decorated in relief 


with chrysanthemum sprays. 
Respective heights, 10 and 7 inches. 


300—Bronze Group 
Setter and pointer on rough ground, with partridges before 
them; receptacle at other end. Signed “Barye.’’ On molded 


oval plinth. 
Length, 10 inches. 


301— Bronze Bust 


“The Venus de Milo”; rich Sei peeaehies patina. On a 
circular molded plinth. Signed: F. Barbedienne Fondeur. — a 


Height, 10 inches. 


302—JapanEsE Bronze Vase “a 
Bottle-shape, enriched in relief with three-clawed coiled 
dragon rising from wave forms; patina of deepening browns. _ 


Height, 134, inches. 


*3083—Two Bronze VASES 


Etruscan form, with upright loop handles terminated in 
satyrs’ masks; enriched with bands of varying classic fig- 


ures, Roman warriors and athletes. | 
Height, 12 inches. - 


*304—Two Japanese CLoIsonNE ENAMEL VaAsEs 
Club-shaped; decorated with birds and growing lotus and 
peony trees in rich colors on a waved turquoise-blue ground. 


Height, 181, inches. 


*305—JAPANESE Bronze CovereEp IncENSE BuRNER 


Oblong with canted corners, rustic handles and dome cover 
formed of open stems of prunus among which are birds; ogre 
and claw feet. Has open wave and flower carved wood stand. 


Height, 14 inches. 


*306—SitvER AND GoLp-PLATED VasE wiTH Tray 
Persian form, with scroll handles and four strap feet at- 
tached to molded circular tray; enriched with arabesques 


and medallions, variously plated. 
Height, 16 inches. 


307—Russtan Bronze Group 


Unsaddled standing figure of a racehorse, his equipment ly- 
ing on the rough foreground before him. On molded oval 
plinth. Signed and dated 1878. 


Height, 111% inches; length, 16 inches. 


808—Inpo-Persian DaccEer 


Pointed, etched and scrolled blade and brass handle enriched 
with gadrooned tortoise-shell band; triangular engraved 


brass sheath. 
Length, 14 inches. 


309—East Inpian Sworp witH Goitp MovuntTines oF THE EIcH- 
TEENTH CENTURY 

Short sword with two-edged blade; shaped gold handle ter- 
minating in a lobed floral motive, skilfully enriched with 
floral filigree, minute leaf bands and jewels (some missing) ; 
scabbard tipped with elliptical gold butt and long neck- 
piece, both enriched with intricate chased floral arabesques 
in low relief; the body wound with dark reed. 


Length, 33 inches. 


*310—Inuaip Buack Marsie Crock 
Square case, with inserted porcelain dial; bracketed and 


pedimented, supported on molded base. 
; Height, 12 inches; length, 15 inches. 


*311—BronzE Group 


Three dogs of different breeds are investigating a rocky hole 
in which a fox has disappeared; rich green-black patina. 
Signed: P. J. Mene. On elliptical molded base. 


Height, 8 inches; length, 15 inches. 


*312—BronzE Group 


“Iphigenia and Orestes”; closely seated figures in classic 
garb; rich green and brown patina; on oval molded black 
marble base. Signed: Moreau. 


Total height, 1 foot 6 inches; width, 1 foot 3 inches. 


 8313—GiupEp Bronze anv Statuary Marsie Crock IN THE 


Louis XVI SryLe 


The porcelain dial of the clock is set in a bracketed and 
broken fluted column surmounted by cooing doves; a maiden, 
in bronze, is seated beside the column; mounted on a shaped 
oblong marble plinth enriched with rosette and ribbon bronze 
panel, flutes and leaf and ovolo molding. Supported on six 
feet. Made by Charpentier, Paris. (Imperfect.) 


Height, 181% inches; length, 171% inches. 


*314—Bronze Ficure 


“Voltaire” ; seated contemplative Ante in the flowing cos-_ 7 
tume of the period; rich dark brown patina. Signed: Car- = 


rier. On circular plinth. : ee 
Height, 24 inches 


*315—Bronze FicurE | sae 
“Le Brun”; seated figure in the flowing costume of the 
period and holding portfolio marked “Rembrandt.” ” Signed: c 


A. Carrier. On circular plinth. a. 
Height, 26 teckel 8 


*316—Larce Sitver Iyuai Japanese Bronze Wine Urn 


Oviform body with scroll cloud handles, demi-dragon spout, 
ju-t perforated bell foot and straight cover with fabulous 
frog terminal; enriched with all-over cloud scrolls, wave 


motives and flying cranes. 3 
Height, 27 inches. 


317—Bronze Ficure 
“Ceres”’; standing in flowing classic robe and draperies, a 
wreath of grapes and vines encircling her brow. On ir-— 
regular cylindrical base. Patina of rose and brown. Signed: 

F’. Barbedienne Fondeur. | 
Height, 28 inches. 


318—LarcEr Bronze anp Buack Marsie CuiocKx 


Low oblong molded and arched marble base with the dial set 
in the arch, surmounted by a group in bronze, ‘‘Peace and 
the Arts.” Central female seated figure in classic garb, 
on her right being a Cupid proffering a small sheaf of wheat ; 
on her left, among books, a palette and bust, is another 
Cupid studying Art. . 

Height, 271%, inches; length, 24 inches. 


319—Framep Ovat Statuary Marsie Bas-RELIEF 
“Flora,” dancing in flowing classic draperies and shower- 


ing flowers from her right hand. Signed: Wm. H. Rine- 


hart, Sculpt. Roma 1874. : 
Height, 19 inches; width, 15 inches. 


320—Framep Ovat Sratuary Marsie Bas-RELIEF 


“The Dancing Nymph.” Her uplifted hands outspread her 
classic draperies. Signed: Wm. H. Rinehart, Sculpt. Roma 
1894. 
Height, 28 inches; width, 2114, inches. 
321—Larcre Framep Mosaic LanpscaPeE 
“The Forum at Rome.” Many surrounding buildings are 
also seen, with St. Peter’s looming up in the left distance. 


Height, 321, inches; width, 59 inches. 


FRAMED ETCHINGS AND MEZZOTINTS 


3822—FramMep ENGRAVING 
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“Danzatrice,” after Ant. Canova by Angelo Bertini. 


3238—Fovur Framep ETcuHines 
(a) Group of seated Arabian boys at play, by Mempes. 
Proof. 


(3) Donkeys of the Caravan at rest before an inn, by P. 
Moran. Proof. : 

(c) Sunset near the coast with shipping, by J. C. Nicoll. 
Signed proof. 

(p) Off the Coast. By J.C. Nicoll. Signed proof. 


324—Framep ErTcuine 
“Eglise Saint Pierre a Caen,” by Delauney. 


325—Two Framep Etcuines 
(a) Afterglow on the River, by S. Parrish. Signed proof. 
(sp) Old House at Windsor, N. S., by C. A. Platt. Signed 
proof. 


326—Framep Lint ENGRAVING 
“George Peabody, Philanthropist, 1795-1869”; full length, 
seated. Proof before letters. Published London, 1867. 


327—Framep MeEzzoTiIntT 
‘‘Adieux de Napoleon 4 son fils.” By Rollet after Grenier. 


3828—Framep LirHoGRAPH 


“George Washington.” Oval, within a garland of oak 
leaves, surmounted by a mask and with a pendent tablet in- 
scribed “Patriae Pater.” (Slight stains on margin.) Drawn 
on stone by Rembrandt Peale. Copyright secured 1827, 
Pendleton’s Lithograph V, Boston. 


329—Framep FAcsIMILE 


“Ld Baltimore Secretary”; three-quarter length, standing. 
Inscribed as above. 


LACE AND BROCADE CURTAINS, BEARSKIN RUGS, 
AND A LARGE DECORATIVE FLEMISH 
RENAISSANCE TAPESTRY OF THE 
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 


380 Ewa stan os Dutt AMBER VELVET CUSHIONS 


Square, with rounded corners; trimmed with rose, pink and 
tan silk edging. 


30 inches square. 


331—Two Larect Dutt AmBer VELVET CusHIONS 
Similar to the preceding. 


30 inches square. 


3382—Two Larcte Dutt Amper VELVET CusHiIons 
Similar to the preceding. 


30 inches square. 


333—Two Pairs or Lace Curtains 


Heavy linen scrim, enriched at front and foot with deep 
borders of Renaissance linen lace displaying floral ribbon 
motives finished with similar scalloped edging. 


Length, 3 yards 21 inches; width, 1 yard 15 inches. 


3$34—Pair or Lace Curtains 


Heavy linen scrim, enriched at front and foot with deep 
borders of floral diamonds and lattice linen lace, which are 


repeated and form the scalloped edge. 
Length, 3 yards 16 inches; width, 1 yard 15 inches. 


335—Tureer Lace Curtains 


Heavy linen scrim, enriched on front and foot with deep 
borders of floral diamond medallions of linen lace surrounded 
with block lattice band and finished with a medallioned Van- 
dyke edging. 

Length, 3 yards; width, 1 yard 20 inches. 


3386—TIwo Pairs or Lace CurtTAINsS 


Heavy linen scrim, enriched with deep insertions of floral 
diamond medallions of linen lace which are repeated as 
borders at front and foot. 


Length, 3 yards 22 inches; width, 1 yard 20 inches. 


337—Pair or Lace Curtains 
Heavy linen scrim, enriched at front and foot with deep 
borders of linen lace displaying latticed floral diamonds and 
circular medallions, which are repeated as a deep edging. 


Length, 3 yards 26 inches; width, 1 2/3 yards. 


338—Pair oF Lace Curtains 
Heavy linen scrim, enriched at front and foot with deep 
borders of linen lace of latticed diamonds and blossoms 
flanked by two similar bands, the finishing one with scalloped 


edge. 
Length, 3 1/8 yards; width, 1 2/3 yards. 


839—Turee Pairs SILVER-IVORY AND EMERALD-GREEN BROCADE 
CuRTAINS 


Woven in one piece with the borders; the field displays all- 
over floral bouquets among trailing vines; richly bordered 
with a garland of roses and other flowers and an inner 
laurel-leaf guard. Interlined, and lined with yellow silk. 


Length, 3 yards 33 inches; width, 1 yard 26 inches. 


340—Two Pairs or Lace Curtains 


Heavy linen scrim, enriched with deep double borders of 
crochet lace of floral scrolls at front and foot. 


Length, 4 yards 2 inches; width, 14, yards. 


341—Two Parrs or Cur-worx Lace CurTAINS 


Heavy linen scrim, enriched at front and foot with deen 
cut-work embroidered scrim borders displaying interlacin 
scrolls and floral motives flanked by similar bands, th 
outer one with scalloped edge. | 


Length, 4 yards 10 inches; width, 1 yard 26 inche : 


342— THREE GoLpEN-YELLOW AND Crimson BRrocapDE Pourmeee 


Woven in one piece with the borders; the field semé with 
bouquets of roses; bordered on three sides with wreaths of 
varied flowers with inset corners at the foot; executed in 
shades of golden-yellow on a soft rich rose-crimson ground. 
Interlined, and lined with pale yellow silk. 


Length, 2 yards 26 inches; width, 1 yard 26 inches. — 


343—-Two Patrs or GoLDEN-YELLOW AND Crimson BrocapE Cur- 
TAINS 
Similar to the preceding. 


(1) Length, 2 yards; width, 1 yard 26 inches. . 
(2) Length, 2 yards 10 inches; width, 1 yard 26 inches. 


344—F ive Lencrus oF GOLDEN-YELLOW AND Cuimson BROcADE 
Similar to the preceding. 


Each length, 1 yard long; 1 yard 26 inches wide. 


345—GoLDEN-YELLOW AND Crimson BrocapkE PortTizre 
Similar to the preceding. 
Length, 3 yards 883 inches; width, 1 yard 26 inches. 


346—Cinnamon Bearskin Ruc 
Finely mounted head; lined with heavy variegated mohair. 


Length, 5 feet 2 inches. 


347—Gray anp Brack Russian Wotrskin Rue 
Finely mounted head; lined with heavy variegated mohair. 
Length, 5 feet 2 inches. 


348—Two Gray Russtan Wotrskin Rves 
Finely mounted heads; lined with heavy variegated mohair. 


Respective sizes: 5 feet 6 inches and 4 feet 2 inches long. 


349—Larce Fiemiso Renaissance TapestRY OF THE Ear.y 
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY 
“Allegorical Hunting Fete” 
A clearing in an expansive, well-wooded countryside dis- 
closes a vista of a straggling village, its church, and the 
sun setting over distant hills. The landscape is animated 
with many personages and wild animals; in the center the 
“Master of Ceremonies” has a cloth spread on the green- 
sward before him to receive the various trophies of the 
chase; several menials, with large antlered stag-heads on 
their shoulders, approach the rapidly assembling crowd of 
mounted and unmounted huntsmen and their leashed dogs, 
that are grouped around to view the result of the day’s 
sport. On the left the noble Seigneur and a companion 
watch the proceedings from a distance, while his lady, who 
is beside him, bends over to pet a favorite hound; on the 
right among the trees, the chase is still in progress. The 
foreground is occupied by a pool and a tangle of wild 
flowers in which appear exaggerated and many fantastic 
allegorical animals of the chase: pheasants, rabbits, a wild 
duck, a crested heron and a fox, and at left a classic chi- 
mera. 
The dull blues and greens of the woodland are enriched with 
crimson, ivory, tan, yellows and light blues of the costumes. 
The elaborate borders are similar at crown and foot; a cen- 
tral balustraded grape arbor is occupied by Ceres bearing 
a cornucopia, and flanked by further canopied lattice arbors 
sustained by caryatids and enclosing ‘“‘An Italian Garden,” 
a faun amid fruit trees, and several of the signs of the 
Zodiac duly inscribed. The side borders are similarly pan- 
eled and sustain at the top allegorical figures of “Truth” 
and “Justice”; under are further signs of the Zodiac, and 
below at the left a group depicting Venus seated with Mars 
and Cupid in close proximity, on the right Juno seated with 
the great Jupiter and a peacock near her. The coloring 
of the borders is of the brighter tones of the field on deep 
Ivory grounds. (Various repairs are needed.) 
Length, 11 feet 6 inches; width, 12 feet 6 inches. 


ANDIRONS AND FURNITURE 


350—Two CotonraL Brass ANDIRONS 
Ball terminals, with baluster shafts; supported on scrolled 


claw feet. 
Height, 221 inches. 


851—Two CotoniaL Brass ANDIRONS 


Pinnacle terminals, with ball and baluster shafts; supported 


on strap scroll feet. : 
Height, 281, inches. 


352—Smatyt Manocany Porrasre Desk anp Travetine Mirror 
Slant-top desk with fall-over sections, interior lined with 
cloth and fitted ; inlaid with bandings of rosewood and brass. 


Height, 41, inches; length, 141% inches; width, 10, inches. 


Convex mirror cased in leather; outer case, mahogany with 


brass handle. 


834 inches by 7% inches. 


353—Two Moruer-or-PEArL InLaip RosEwoop PortaBLEe DEsxks 
Slant-top, with fall-over sections; interior lined with red 
velvet and fitted; one inlaid with rose-garlanded medallion, 
the other with floral oval medallion and paneled banding. 


Heights, 43/4, inches; lengths, 18 inches; depths, 10 inches. 


354—Two Bomsay Twetve-sip—Ep Intaip MoTHER-oF-PEARL 
J ARDINIERES 
Bowl-shaped, with straight stems and molded feet ; variously 
decorated on the bodies with floral panels and geometric and 
floral bands on the rims and feet. 


_ Respective sizes: Heights, 714, and 8 inches; diameters, 121, and 121%, 
inches. 


355—Larce Bompay TweELveE-sipED InLAti MorTHer-or-PEARL 
J ARDINIERE 


Similar to the preceding. 
‘ Height, 1012 inches; diameter, 16 inches. 


3856—TIwo Larct Bompay Twetve-sipEp Inuai Moruer-or- 
PEARL JARDINIERES 
Similar to the preceding. 


Heights, 10 inches; diameters, 16 inches. 


357—Two BomsBay Intaip MotTHER-oF-PEARL JARDINIERES 
Round, with sloping sides; inlaid on the rim with intricate 
floral and geometric bands, on the under side of foot with 
stellate floral banded medallion. (Imperfect.) 


Diameter, 1114 inches. 


Square, with straight sides and gilded bronze feet; the sides 
delicately inlaid with floral panels and bandings. 


10 inches square. 


358—Two BomsBay Iniaip Moruer-or-PEarL JARDINIERES 
Square, with four indented stepped corners; shaped, molded 
and pierced foot. Inlaid with geometric bandings on the 
feet with spear-shaped panels. Molding in red. (Imper- 
fect.) 


1214 inches square. 


Square, with indented stepped corners and shaped set back 


foot; decorated with geometric bandings. 
1114 inches square. 


359—East Inpian Octaconat Lacever Tray 
Molded rim, decorated with central lobed medallion of lotus 
sprays on white ground with octagonal panel of flowers 
on green, succeeded by a green field of flowers and animals 


and two borders alternating in color. Made at the Madras 
School of Arts. 


Diameter, 18 inches. 


360—Two Cuinese Intarp MorTHer-oFr-PEarL Trays 

Huali wood; oval, delicately decorated with mother-of-pearl 
inlay, depicting a Chinese summer palace, outbuildings and 
personages surrounded by various symbols, flowers and 
birds. (Tray has warped.) 

Length, 241/, inches. 
Oblong, with inlaid central oval medallion of butterflies, 
birds and flowers; paneled border of similar motives and 


scroll corners. 
Length, 2514, inches. 


361—SMALL CoLONIAL Suyapep Manocany ComMopE 


Depressed oval shape; molded body, supported on four: 3 ae 


turned legs; loose top with brass side catch and handle, = 


Fitted with metal lining. = 
Height, 17 inches; length, 24 inches. — 


362—SMALL Tray-Top Manocany TaBLE IN THE re oa 


STYLE 


Shaped molded top and frieze ene with shell and leaf a 
scrolls and gadroon rim, supported on cabriole legs with 


leaf knees and claw feet; one side drawer. 


Height, 28 inches; length, 211, inches; depth, 1612 inches. . 9 


38683—Maunocany Marria WASHINGTON SEWING TaBLE OF THE 


CotoniaL PERIop 
Square center, with two mock drawers in front; reeded 
pilasters and legs. Round side pockets, shaped hinged lift- 
ing top; interior lined with green cloth. 3 


Height, 29 inches; length, 27 inches; depth, 16 inches. 


364—Manocany Bepsipr TABLE IN THE COLONIAL STYLE 


Rectangular, composed of one drawer with enclosed closet 
under; reeded and fluted pilasters; supported on reeded, 
turned and castered legs. 


Height, 20 inches; length, 231, inches; depth, 181 inches. 


3865—Inuaip OvaL Manocany CELLARETTE OF THE SHERATON 
PERIOD 


Deep body with band of brass at foot, enriched with heavy 
lifting handles and old escutcheon; hinged top similarly 
brass-banded and inlaid; supported on tapering, castered 
feet. Interior fitted and lined with green cloth. In ori- 


ginal condition. | 
Height, 24 inches; length, 241, inches. 


366—Carvep RosEwoop SUTHERLAND TABLE 
One side drawer, supported on lyre-shaped ends enclosing 
floral carving, with scrolled and castered feet; twisted ex- 
tending legs support flaps. 
Height, 301, inches; size of top, open: length, 41 inches; width, 28 
inches. 


367—Circutar Manocany TaBLlEe IN THE SHERATON STYLE 
Quartered top, inlaid with brass lines and a central insert 
of aventurine lacquer; pierced brass gallery; supported on 

_ three incurving inlaid legs held by circular central drum. 


Height, 301, inches; diameter, 33 inches. 


368—SMauLuL CircutarR Carvep Huartt Woop CuHInEsE TABLE 


Molded top, with insert of Canton medallion porcelain deco- 
rated with panels of flowers and personages in bright enam- 
els; deep pierced floral scroll frieze; supported on pierced 
dragon and scroll pillar and tripod claw feet. 


z Height, 33 inches; diameter, 2314 inches. 


869—Carvep Fotpine Cuan in THE CHINESE STYLE 
Round back, rail and arms terminating in leaf scrolls; pan- 
eled and pierced back, supported on X-legs with footrest, 
seat of red leather; enriched with occasional scroll and 
floral engraved mountings of gilded bronze, and the panel 
in red. 


370—Turee Carvep Watnotr Hart Cuairs in THE ITALiaAN 
RENAISSANCE STYLE 
Stiff splayed backs enhanced with an ovoidal cartouche, 
draped with fruit, crested with a ducal crown and two sup- 
porters of rampant lions; shaped seat, carved with leaf and 
scroll medallion. Frontal support, carved with scrolled 
cartouche, mask and leaf motives. 


371—Circuiar Carvep RosEwoop TaBLeE IN THE GoTHic STYLE 
Top with molded rim enclosing Roman marble mosaic panel 
displaying medallion of doves surrounded by a spiral lattice 
in many colors; paneled frieze, supported on molded shaft 
and tripod legs. 


Height, 31 inches; diameter, 33 inches. 


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372—Circutar Inari Sorrento Watnut Tasie 


Carved and molded top enriched with central medallion, 


shepherd and his sheep, and surrounding oval medallions in 
which are animals, these envisaged with grape and convolvu- 
lus scrolled vines; supported on leaf shaft and tripod dol- 
phin feet. (Imperfect. ) 

Height, 30 inches; diameter, 34 inches. 


3738—CotoniaL Manocany WasHstTanpb 
Carrara marble top with high surrounding rim; composed 
of one drawer with two enclosing doors under; supported 


on turned legs; enriched with the original basket ring han- 


dles. 
Height, 3614 inches; width, 24 inches. 


374—Initaip Manocany CasinetT TaBLE OF THE SHERATON — 


PERIOD : 
Top in two hinged portions which fall over and form side 
wings ; incompletely fitted interior (originally for toilet use), 
composed of five unequal drawers, supported on a loose 
frame with tapered and castered legs. ‘Top enriched with 
inlaid scroll-handled urn. ‘The drawers have sunken, flat 
brass handles. 

Height, 27 inches; width, 24 inches; depth, 24 inches. 
375—Carvep Manocany Bureau IN THE CoLONIAL STYLE 
Composed of three drawers; fluted and reeded pilasters, sup- 
ported on carved and turned feet. Elaborate husk and 
drapery handles. 


Height, 31 inches; width, 387 inches; depth, 1914 inches. 


376—CotontiaL MAHoGany SipE TABLE 


Deeply molded top, supported by mirror back and heavy 
scrolled ends with small shaped stretcher; black and gold 
Belgian marble top. 


Height, 3 feet; width, 3 feet 314 inches; depth, 1 foot 81% inches. 


377—Two IntTeEereEstine PEtTiItT-PpoInt ARMCHAIRS 


Carved oak frames with leaf-scrolled arms, twisted and 
castered legs and shaped stretchers; seats and backs up- 
holstered in early English needlework displaying, in varied 
point, fabulous animals and birds among fruit, trees and 
scrolls. 


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378—CircuLar CorLontAL Manocany Extension BREAKFAST 
TABLE 

Molded top and deep frieze, supported on central turned leg, 

encased in large, deep fluted and bracketed half-legs which 

extend; all castered. Has two extra wide leaves. Made 


by John Burt. 
Height, 2 feet 414% inches; diameter, 4 feet. 


379—Larcre Cuinese EMBROIDERED STANDING SCREEN 

Oblong, with pierced and floral carved frame of huali wood, 
supported on scroll panels with bracketed wings and feet 
carved in the form of crouching monsters. Panel beauti- 
fully embroidered with landscape depicting blossoming 
peonies under a spreading tree, and many birds in brilliant 
plumage, both flying and perched. 

Height, 5 feet 11 inches; width, 3 feet 11 inches. 


380—CircuLar Carvep Rosewoop Extension Dinine Taser 
Molded top, divided; paneled octagonal support, with scroll 
bracketed legs terminating in claw and ball feet. Six extra 


leaves. 
Diameter, 4 feet 6 inches; length extended, 14 feet. 


381—Two Carvep Manocany Bookcases 
Open case with two drawers at foot; carved, molded top, 
scrolled medallion frieze; reeded pilasters and deeply molded 
bases. Fitted with three movable shelves. 


Height, 4 feet 7 inches; width, 3 feet 10 inches. 


382—Carvep CoLoniAL Manocany Dressinc BurEau 
Bow front, composed of four long drawers; inset, fluted 
quarter-round pilasters; molded base and claw feet. Oblong 
mirror, supported on reeded columns enriched with brass 
candle brackets. The mirror and the husk and drapery han- 
dles of a later period. 


Total height, 6 feet 2 inches; width, 3 feet 7 inches; depth, 2 feet. 


383—In Lain Durcu Wanut CaBINeET OF THE EicHTEENTH = 
TURY aA 2 
Composed of two sections; the upper portion with aan 
enclosing door and sides, interior fitted with two shelves and _ 
lined with dull olive velvet; shaped molded pediment : lower : a 
portion composed of four shaped drawers supported on 
scrolled pilasters and claw feet; elaborately inlaid with vase 
and floral scroll medallion on ends; the drawers and stiles 

with flowers and scroll motives. 


Height, 6 feet 5 inches; width, 2 feet 11 inches; diameter, 1 foot 10 
inches. 


384—Carvep RosEwoop CoMBINATION Wasusrann AND DreEssinc | 
Bureau 


Broken front with side pedestals ; composed of three drawers 
and four enclosing doors; three marble tops. Surmounted 
by a heavily bracketed and pedimented oval mirror. 

Height, 6 feet 6 inches; length, 4 feet 5 inches; depth, 2 feet. 


385—Carvep RosEwoop Dressing BurEau 


Elaborately carved front, composed of three drawers and 
slipper drawer in base; white and gray marble top; pedi- 
mented oval mirror, supported by heavy carved side brack- — 


ets. . 
Total height, 7 feet; width, 4 feet 1 inch; depth, 1 foot 10 inches. 


386—Ser ov Carvep Oak Dinine Cuarrs In THE Frence RENAE 
SANCE STYLE 
Consisting of twelve side chairs and one armchair, Seats 
~ and backs upholstered in leather studded with brass nails, 
surmounted by shell and leaf scroll pediments, supported 
_on richly carved and turned legs and stretchers. (Leather 
covering very much torn.) 


387—Larcre Carvep Oak Extension Dintnc TABLE IN THE 
Frencu RENAISSANCE STYLE 


Matches the preceding chairs. Square top with deeply 
rounded corners, carved with a raised rim and gadrooned 
molding; leaf-bracketed frieze; supported on central column 
with two extending side supports of four columns and heavy 
stretchers ; variously enriched with arabesque bandings, leaf 
and scale motives. Seven extra carved leaves enclosed in 


plain oak cabinet. | 
5 feet 21, inches square; length extended, 15 feet. 


888—CotonraL Manocany HicHpoy 


Composed of seven varied long drawers and two half draw- 
ers; broken molded top; columnar supports on leaf and 
claw feet. 


Height, 6 feet 6 inches; width, 4 feet 11 inches; depth, 2 feet 1 inch. 


3889—CarvEp Manocany HicHroy IN THE COLONIAL STYLE 


Composed of two sections; the upper portion composed of 
four long drawers and three small unequal drawers at top; 
center drawer enriched with shell and leaf scrolls; deep, 
hooded, molded pediment with three flaming-vase terminals ; 
inset fluted pilasters. Lower portion composed of four 
unequal drawers with center drawer similarly enriched to 
one at top; deeply shaped carved apron; supported on 
cabriole legs with leaf motives on knees and claw and ball 
feet. | 


Height, 7 feet 6 inches; width, 3 feet 7 inches; depth, 1 foot 81% 
inches. 


390—Carvep Cononia, Manocany Tester Brep 


Four turned posts enriched with reeds above, and by elabo- 
rate acanthus-leaved members under; supported by cabriole 
and claw and ball castered feet; pedimented headboard of a 
later period. Tester fluted with patterned ivory silk. Spring 
mattress for same. 


Height, 8 feet 5 inches; length, 6 feet 10 inches; width, 4 feet. 


*391—Fine Inpia Carpet 
Close heavy pile; paneled center, occupied by a geometric 
and floral arabesque in rich crimson, pink, light blue, black 
and pale green on a deep ivory ground. The major border 
a stem of recurring highly conventionalized flowers and 
Herati leaves in the colors of field on a rare dull rose 
ground, flanked with narrow yellow and black geometric 
guards. Finished with a leaf and vine band on a black 
ground and a curious light blue and dentelled motive on a 


recurring crimson band. | 
10 feet 6 inches by 29 feet 6 inches. 


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